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How the West’s literary elite distorted language to justify their bizarre embrace of jihadism

Words like ‘genocide’ and ‘colonisation’ are swiftly losing all meaning

I’m a non-Jewish academic. British universities are racist

A UK professor, who wishes to remain anonymous, explores first-hand the bigotry that has infected higher education

Why October 7 has made us feel more Jewish than we did before

After the attack, David Mansoor, 25, dropped his Christian father’s surname and assumed his Mizrahi mother’s, while Felix Klein, 17, left his mainstream secondary, where antisemitism had become widespread, and is now happily enrolled at a Jewish school

Oxford is having a cruel laugh at the expense of Jewish students

Imagine enduring an entire academic year in which Jewish students are openly targeted at other prestigious institutions – including your own – without a single word from your university

Nameless at the divorce court

The process of  ending a marriage should be handled with sensitivity, argues a recent divorcee

Disappointment and regret: my experience as a JFS parent

'Yes, we recognised that it must be difficult to deal with hordes of Jewish parents. But the clear message was that parents would be kept at arm’s length.'

A rabbi tried to stop me marrying a black man

Nineteen years on, we are a loving couple with three children - and the minister has not apologised, nor even acknowledged the hurt he caused

‘My family doesn’t feel Jewish any more’

'My own observations of Jews who marry out is that their walk down the aisle tends to lead them further away from their cultural and spiritual birthright rather than closer.'

It’s harder to hate someone when you know their name

A Bristol University student explains how a joint JSoc Islamic Society event was received

London Lions - best team in the land

Should I work on Shabbat if it's my only way to get a job?

An Orthodox and Reform rabbi answer questions on contemporary Jewish life

Boris Eifman: Dance from the heart and soul