Alastair Thomas

Roman Abramovich rewarded for Jewish philanthropy

Chelsea FC owner recently launched campaign to combat antisemitism

Aspiring director gets help from school

James Paydon makes short horror films to dramatise issues affecting young people

Israel leads the way in brave new world of AI

The latest Israeli developments in artificial intelligence and data collection technology are bringing innovation to the personal and professional lives of ordinary people

Israeli and UK artificial intelligence experts meet

Israel is a leader in the field with 430 AI start-ups

It’s showtime for Sonny, 95

Jewish student says she does not feel safe at university

Jewish students jeered and photographed as central London university body votes to back boycott movement

Campaign to fix Berlin Wall graffiti

Paint over Prejudice, an initiative organised by the FZY, hopes to restore a vandalised Jewish memorial

Chabad’s gone to Iceland

Reykjavik, the last European capital city without a synagogue, is to gain its first rabbi.

Publisher Ernest Hecht dies, aged 88

He came to England in 1939 on the Kindertransport and established Souvenir Press in 1951 in his parents’ flat

Yavneh College student Mia Rozelaar releases single

“Amy Winehouse really inspires me. I think her music and her lyrics are everything I aspire to be like.”

MPs learn about contemporary antisemitism

The rise of antisemitism in Britain was branded "alarming" MPs after a visit to Jewish community groups in London

Israel boasts largest ever Winter Olympics team

With ten athletes competing in Pyongchang, Israel's team has doubled in size since 2014