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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

Victim of antisemitism on Shabbat says he’s afraid to wear kippah on London streets

The man was filmed from a car by a man who shouted: ‘You support the killing of children’

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A Jewish man who was the victim of antisemitism on Shabbat on his way to St John's Wood Synagogue said that he no longer felt safe wearing his kippah on the streets of London (Picture posed by model: Getty Images)

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and Lady Victoria Starmer were guests of honour at South Hampstead Synagogue's centenary celebrations

PM and his wife drop in on South Hampstead Synagogue’s centenary celebrations

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Jnetics is urging students with at least one Jewish grandparent to sign up for genetic screening on campus. The simple swab test checks for 47 recessive genetic disorders, which can lead to devastating effects in children of two carriers (Photo: Getty Images)

Genetic screening open to students with at least one Jewish grandparent

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Hilary Tait addresses the ORT UK Bridging the Gap dinner (Photo: Blake Ezra Photography)

Teacher praises impact of ORT UK on pupils at non-Jewish school

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Jewish Care shines a light on its volunteers at awards evening

Over 20 of the charity’s 3,000 volunteers were honoured

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October 28, 2024 14:28

Jewish Care's inspiring volunteers receive awards at The Betty & Aubrey Lynes Volunteer Awards evening (Photo: Claire Jonas Photography)

Preserving and sharing memories is part of the Jewish story

It is the first-person accounts of October 7 which will have the biggest impact on future generations

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October 23, 2024 10:48

Shay Kadar (L) and Laura Blajman, producers of the Tribe of Nova music festival, who survived the Hamas terrorist attack of October 7, hold a poster showing a picture of Avidam Tordjman, who was murdered. (Photo: Getty Images)

Ray of hope: How London’s biggest Jewish cultural centre has coped since October 7

Raymond Simonson, who has been running JW3 for more than a decade, is trying to bridge divides in our community

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October 22, 2024 17:27

Ray Simonson, CEO of JW3 (Photo: Blake Ezra)

Museum appeals for High Holy Days’ artefacts

The Holocaust Centre North aims to preserve personal stories

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October 16, 2024 10:55

A photo album in the Holocaust Centre North collection (Photo: Holocaust Centre North)

Camp Simcha puts the colour into bar and bat mitzvahs

Around 130 kids have signed up to the charity’s programme in the run-up to their celebrations

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October 15, 2024 13:21

Camp Simcha's Bas Mitzvah programme launched in Manchester, where participants enjoyed artistic activities (Photo: Camp Simcha)

Rabbi Romain all at sea on Yom Kippur

The convenor of the Reform Beth Din was invited to be a ‘cruise rabbi’

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October 14, 2024 10:19

Rabbi Jonathan Romain led Yom Kippur services on a cruise ship (Photo: supplied by Rabbi Romain)

Netanyahu calls for UNFIL soldiers to leave Lebanon combat areas

On Yom Kippur, around 320 rockets were fired at Israel by Hezbollah

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October 13, 2024 13:03

BInyamin Netanyahu has told the head of the António Guterres that UN peacekeeping mission UNFIL must leave combat zones in Lebanon (Photo: Prime Minister's Office)

Paul McCartney seen in shul on Yom Kippur

The world-famous celebrity was at a synagogue in Chile, where he has been on tour

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October 13, 2024 10:36

Paul McCartney and his wife Nancy Shevell at synagogue in Chile (Photo: Nathan Gani/Infobae)

Communities across the UK gather to remember October 7 victims

Rallies, ceremonies and powerful visual displays were held

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October 9, 2024 15:34

Manchester Stands with Israel rally (Photo: Ruthless Images)

‘I mourn and cry for every mother who has lost a child through this war’

To mark the first anniversary of October 7, Jewish and Muslim women came together to share how they had been impacted by events from the past year

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October 8, 2024 07:06

Participants at the Nisa-Nashim event to mark the first anniversary of October 7 (Photo: Yakir Zur)

Cyclists to ride in solidarity with the hostages

This will be the second Ride To Bring Them Home

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October 2, 2024 15:46

Cyclists on the first ride for the hostages in London (Photo: Sharon Green)

‘Diaspora Jews are now living in an era of conditional acceptance’

Yossi Klein Halevi was speaking at the UJIA annual dinner

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October 2, 2024 12:52

UJIA CEO Mandie Winston (left) interviews Yossi Klein Halevi and Rabbi Donniel Hartman at the UJIA dinner 2024 (Photo: Blake Ezra)

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