Anne Joseph

Interview: Steve Reich

The man described as America’s greatest living composer reveals how Judaism sparked some of his best work.

The director who beat The Promise to a Bafta

Award-winner Michael Samuels reveals his respect for the controversial drama about Israel

Why Meg Rosoff's best-selling teen fiction is secretly so Jewish

Footballers whose goal is peace in Israel

A international organisation is using football to bridge the divide between Jews and Arabs.

After 1,000 years, is this the end of the story for books?

Are crammed bookshelves and well-thumbed paperbacks soon to be a thing of the past?

He wants new (music) tracks for the Olympics

Arts benefactor Dr David Cohen has come up with an ingenious idea to promote musical talent at London 2012.

Interview: Neil Gaiman

The man scaring your children

Review: Shmendrick and the Croc

A new Middle East peace plan - playtime and pickles

A project in Israel is encouraging Jewish and Palestinian schoolchildren to break down prejudices.

Why I take youngsters into the hell of the Shoah

Morris Gleitzman on what inspired him to embark upon a series of Holocaust books for children

Interview: Tania Hershman

The literary virtues of keeping it short

How new Israeli directors are getting us hooked