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School parents call on community to help raise funds for more security

Alma Primary launched the urgent appeal after what is believed to have been hostile reconnaissance outside their school

Anne Frank Trust youth ambassadors drop in to Number 10

They talked about the importance of being ‘upstanders’ against prejudice and discrimination

Jewish and Muslim women join interfaith solidarity walk to site of terror attack

‘We have to remember that loud, angry, divisive hatred is not the majority’

Kisharon Langdon moving out of Manchester

The charity’s provisions will now be overseen by the Focus Foundation

‘Shuls need to be more inclusive’ say speakers at first neurodiversity conference

October 7 survivor thanks Mosaic Jewish Community for giving his kibbutz ‘hope and optimism’

UK-born Gavin Dashwood held the door of his safe room shut for hours while over 100 Hamas terrorists stormed Kibbutz Re’im

Groundbreaking conference aims to make Jewish spaces more welcoming to neurodivergent people

The event on April 27 will feature a number of experts working in the field

Willesden Jewish Cemetery awarded special international status

The north-west London burial ground joins a network of 200 cemeteries of cultural, historical and artistic importance across Europe

When art imitates life

The JC speaks to Emma Gurner, an interior designer-turned-painter ahead of an exhibition of her work

Claudia Winkleman: ‘My parents and children have taught me everything I know’

The Traitors’ host gave her own ‘Lessons in Leadership’ to mark the graduation of the first cohort of Lira Winston Fellows

‘Holocaust memory needs people who are willing to safeguard it’

Secretary of State Steve Reed pledged the government’s support for the Holocaust memorial next to Parliament at Yom HaShoah

Progressive Judaism to celebrate merger at national Shabbaton

‘This is a moment of optimism’