Gaby Koppel is an author and former BBC television producer.
A grand old shul is being redeveloped as a cultural centre for the whole of this south Wales community
The Princess of Wales’ announcement last week brought back vivid memories for Gaby Koppel, whose story has very close parallels...
When Gaby Koppel decided to reclaim her Berlin-born father’s nationality, being handed a passport alone didn’t quite pass muster...
Gaby Koppel tests the theory that performing acts of kindness boosts your mental health
What motivates people to perform this mitzvah for their fellow Jews? Gaby Koppel asks them
Secular colleges training therapists are now welcoming increasing numbers from the Orthodox community as taboos over counselling subside
Kosher bagels and high design are part of the mix at a hub for breast cancer patients in London
While you were munching your museli this morning, I ran five kilometres so I dare you to make ageist assumptions about me and my white hair
Susi Bellamy's love of colour was sparked by a spell living in Florence
As a long-time resident of Stamford Hill, Gaby Koppel is a seasoned observer of the local Charedi community and its non-Jewish neighbours
Why don't more people know about a counselling service for the Jewish community, asks Gaby Koppel
Debra Barnes drew on her mother's experiences as a child survivor of the Holocaust to write a book for young adults
Most people assume that the world of the Strictly Orthodox is ruled by men. But that's not the whole story. Gaby Koppel reports from Stamford Hill
Meet Marc Nohr - an industry leader in media, JW3's chair and a Krav Maga teacher
Gaby Koppel’s love/hate relationship with her mother provided inspiration for her first novel
Gaby Koppel's daughter, Sarah, was life-threateningly ill as a child. She talks to other women who survived childhood sickness, and asks if a traumatic experience at a young age affects the paths you choose as an adult?
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