Eliana Jordan

Junior Feature Writer

Eliana Jordan is a feature writer for the Jewish Chronicle. You can reach her at ejordan@thejc.com.

Latest from Eliana Jordan

‘Play by my dating rules, and you will marry the love of your life’

Ahead of her live matchmaking event in London this month, Netflix star Aleeza Ben Shalom explains how she is helping Jews of all stripes find their beshert

5 min read

‘Play by my dating rules, and you will marry the love of your life’

Tomi Reichental. (Photo courtesy of Holocaust Education Ireland)

Holocaust survivor Tom Reichental, who taught thousands of Irish students about the Shoah, dies at 90

3 min read

Steven Spielberg attends the US premiere of Disclosure Day on June 08, 2026 in New York City (Getty Images)

Steven Spielberg says new alien film will raise questions about God and religion

1 min read

TOPSHOT - French sociologist and philosopher Edgar Morin poses during a photo session in Paris on March 8, 2022. (Photo by JOEL SAGET / AFP) (Photo by JOEL SAGET/AFP via Getty Images)

Obituary: Edgar Morin

3 min read

Meet the artist hand-stitching miniature pieces with maximal impact

Caren Garfen creates poignant works of embroidery that memorialise Jewish victims of the Holocaust – and modern day antisemitism

4 min read

June 3, 2026 12:16

Israeli bride gets wedding speech from deceased father in hologram form

A viral video shows the moment a bride’s AI-generated father appears as a projection at her wedding ceremony

1 min read

May 28, 2026 12:51

Israeli bride gets wedding speech from deceased father in hologram form

Spanish police beat Palestine supporters after country condemned Israeli treatment of flotilla activists

Four people were detained after an altercation between police and supporters welcoming Gaza flotilla activists home

1 min read

May 24, 2026 13:16

Clashes broke out after activists from a Gaza-bound flotilla returned home, officials said (Photo: Getty)

Green Party candidate who called Hatzola ambulance attack ‘false flag’ withdraws from by-election

Chris Kennedy pulled out of the race hours after being announced

1 min read

May 24, 2026 12:58

Green Party Candidate Chris Kennedy poses for a portrait at Low Hall Nature Reserve on May 21, 2026 in Wigan, England. (Photo by Ryan Jenkinson/Getty Images)

Who owns them? Paris Museum opens gallery for unclaimed art stolen from the Jews

A new room at the Musée d’Orsay is dedicated to works plundered by the Nazis in the hope they can be returned to their rightful owners

3 min read

May 21, 2026 17:20

Edgar Degas' Le Souper au Bal (d’après Menzel) (The Supper at the Ball (after Menzel))

Not the only Jew in the room after all

Eliana Jordan is used to moving in non-Jewish circles, but a surprise encounter last weekend revealed the simple joy of discovering shared Jewishness in places you least expect it

3 min read

May 21, 2026 10:40

Obituary: David Winnick

Labour politician whose distinguished parliamentary career was fuelled by an impassioned drive to confront injustice

2 min read

May 20, 2026 13:49

Prognosis: Negative – Unseen Larry David screenplay surfaces online after 43 years

The would-be film lent its title to a recurring gag about a fictional film on Seinfeld

2 min read

May 13, 2026 17:26

Larry David at the Emmy awards in 2018 (Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images)

Simon Schama, Martin Lewis, Seth Rogen: Jewish winners take Baftas by storm

Schama’s Holocaust documentary took home a prize on a night dominated by Netflix series Adolescence

1 min read

May 11, 2026 13:13

Lara Lewington and Martin Lewis attend the Bafta Television Awards at The Royal Festival Hall on May 10, 2026 (Getty Images)

I’ll bypass all the hurt and make my Eurovision about love, vows Israeli hopeful Noam Bettan

Israel’s contestant speaks to the JC about freedom, connecting with the audience – and schnitzel

3 min read

May 7, 2026 10:54

‘I’ve got OCD, but I’m thriving’

Natalie Altman, appearing in the Channel 5 programme ‘Do You Have OCD?’, shares the realities of life and love with OCD

3 min read

April 30, 2026 10:35

Famesick review: Lena Dunham bares her soul on a pitiful cycle of fame, abuse, drugs and self-harm

In her new memoir, the creator and writer of the hit TV series Girls writes with fluency and candour about the price of stardom

2 min read

April 28, 2026 18:20

Voice of a generation: Lena Dunham and (left) her new tell-all memoir

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Eliana Jordan

Latest from Eliana Jordan

‘Play by my dating rules, and you will marry the love of your life’

Holocaust survivor Tom Reichental, who taught thousands of Irish students about the Shoah, dies at 90

Steven Spielberg says new alien film will raise questions about God and religion

Obituary: Edgar Morin

More from Eliana Jordan

Meet the artist hand-stitching miniature pieces with maximal impact

Israeli bride gets wedding speech from deceased father in hologram form

Spanish police beat Palestine supporters after country condemned Israeli treatment of flotilla activists

Green Party candidate who called Hatzola ambulance attack ‘false flag’ withdraws from by-election

Who owns them? Paris Museum opens gallery for unclaimed art stolen from the Jews

Not the only Jew in the room after all

Obituary: David Winnick

Prognosis: Negative – Unseen Larry David screenplay surfaces online after 43 years

Simon Schama, Martin Lewis, Seth Rogen: Jewish winners take Baftas by storm

I’ll bypass all the hurt and make my Eurovision about love, vows Israeli hopeful Noam Bettan

‘I’ve got OCD, but I’m thriving’

Famesick review: Lena Dunham bares her soul on a pitiful cycle of fame, abuse, drugs and self-harm