Joel Perlman grew up in crime-ridden Colombia, bullied by non-Jewish schoolmates and Jewish kids alike. But now he's a business success.
Warning: video footage may distress some readers
Writer says 'The Tidal Zone', described as "stunning and different" by judges panel, partly deals with the "strangeness" of being half-Jewish
The European Union Court of Justice says a Belgian company that told an employee to remove her headscarf was not guilty of discrimination. It's a decision that has implications for all faiths
A new exhibition at the Wiener Library tells the heart-breaking story of an artistic family through letters, sketches and photographs.
This Sunday's Holocaust Memorial Day edition of the Antiques Roadshow will not offer valuations on the treasures shown. Each item serves as a tangible reminder of the Holocaust.
Congregation and JC readers acted as extras for day of filming at the north-west London shul
Stephen Pack was "so upset" at motion condemning settlements that he issued his call as "a matter of urgency"
The festival's 'themes of freedom and liberty remain as relevant as ever', Prime Minister says
The headteachers office is, more often than not, firmly located in no mans land, cordoned off far from the daily bustle of pupil activity.
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