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Gaby Wine

Gaby Wine

Gaby Wine is the JC's Community Editor and also enjoys writing features. You can contact her with community stories on gwine@thejc.com

Latest from Gaby Wine

If anyone knows about fighting racism, it’s Jews

When anti-racism protests raise the Palestinian flags and hand out flyers calling for the expulsion of “Zionists” from Finchley, they entrench racism

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A Palestinian flag is waved as anti-racism counter protesters gathered on August 7 in Walthamstow (Photo by Carl Court/Getty Images)

European Maccabi Youth Games are an absolute winner

European Maccabi Youth Games are an absolute winner

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Project ImpACT has piloted an intergenerational volunteering project with residents of Jewish Care's Sunridge Court to prepare food for a local food bank (Photo: Project ImpACT)

Pioneering intergenerational volunteer project launched

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Front row (L-R): Kinder Alexandra Greensted, Maria Ault, Kurt Eichner, Renate Collins, Alice Hubber Back row (L-R): AJR Kindertransport Chair, Danny Kalman, The Lord Mayor of the City of London, Michael Newman, CEO AJR and Kinder Alfred Kessler and John Farago at Mansion House to mark the 85th anniversary of the Kindertransport (Photo: Adam Soller Photography)

Kindertransport refugees given warm reception at Mansion House

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Holocaust Centre North introduces Holocaust education to a new generation

The museum has planned a programme which conveys this period of history in an age-appropriate way

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July 29, 2024 11:34

The Holocaust Centre North has a programme which introduces children to some of the themes of the Holocaust and refugees in an age-appropriate way (Photo: Holocaust Centre North)

Willesden becomes first Jewish cemetery on international culture app

A number of prominent Jewish figures are buried in the north-west London grounds

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July 29, 2024 10:37

Willesden Jewish Cemetery becomes the first Jewish cemetery in the world to feature on the Bloomberg Connects app (Photo: Bloomberg Connects)

Kisharon Noé pupils receive prestigious prize for young people

Four pupils were honoured with a Jack Petchey award

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July 26, 2024 12:13

Kisharon Noé School pupil Charlie receiving his Jack Petchey award from the Mayor of Barnet, Councillor Tony Vourou

Chai Cancer Care CEO to step down

Lisa Steele has overseen the charity’s growth to 11 centres nationwide

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July 19, 2024 11:08

Stamford Hill children’s charity shortlisted for prestigious award

Children Ahead has launched a speech and language schools programme with the NHS

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July 18, 2024 15:04

Materials from the Talking Together speech and language programme have been specially adapted to be culturally accessible to children at Charedi primary schools in Stamford Hill (Photo: Talking Together/Children Ahead/Homerton Healthcare NHS Foundation)

Huge mural of London Jewish life unveiled at JW3

The artwork at JW3 is full of famous Jewish faces and places

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July 15, 2024 12:04

Nine-storey high Jewish London mural by Leon Fenster being affixed by abseilers at JW3 (Photo: Blake Ezra)

Prayers for Bushey murder victims to be said on Shabbat

The rabbi of Bushey Synagogue will lead prayers for the mother and two daughers killed in a crossbow attack on Tuesday night

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July 12, 2024 17:01

Hannah (left) and Louise Hunt will be remembered along with their mother Carol on Shabbat during a service at Bushey Synagogue. They were murdered in a crossbow attack on Wednesday

Jewish Care supports residents as they go to the polls

The charity is providing support to all its clients, including those with disabilities, mental illness and dementia

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July 4, 2024 16:10

(l-r) Jack, 90, Hyman, 95, and Zara,100, are among the residents at Jewish Care's Otto Schiff care home who went to vote today, accompanied by social care coordinators (Photo: Jewish Care)

Volunteers step up to repair babies’ headstones at Willesden Jewish Cemetery

The gravestones are over 100 years old

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July 1, 2024 11:18

Volunteers step up to repair babies’ headstones at Willesden Jewish Cemetery

‘The Jewish community is determined to stand up and be counted’

We have every right to lead a Jewish life in the UK, said the head of CST

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June 27, 2024 09:50

The Jewish community in the UK has shown that it is willing to stand up and be counted, according to Mark Gardner, the head of CST. (pictured) participants at the March Against Antisemitism in November

Hove memorial vandalised days after Chief Rabbi’s visit

Anti-Israel stickers were put on the yellow ribbons

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June 24, 2024 12:47

The ribbons close to the Hove memorial for October 7 were vandalised shortly after the Chief Rabbi and his wife Lady Valerie Mirvis visited the site (Photo: Chen Peer)

Israeli and Jewish women protest outside the Times after controversial article on Hamas rapes

The demonstration also called attention to the women still held in Gaza

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June 19, 2024 16:05

The protest outside the Times. Sixteen women are wearing trousers stained in fake blood representing the 16 women still held hostage in Gaza nine months after October 7 (Photo: Gaby Wine)

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