JC Reporter

Anger at 'I is for Intifada' children’s book

Alphabet book published last week is attacked for apparently referencing Palestinian uprisings in Israeli-occupied territories

£12m home looks back

Belong Morris Feinmann care village remembers Mr Feinmann during opening day

Standing tall with Ajex

British Army veteran will fulfill ambition to stand for the National Anthem with Ajex

Pickles: battle against antisemitism can be won

Hemed to stay at Brighton for two more years

Tomer Hemed has signed a two-year contract extension with Brighton to run until the summer of 2019.

Ice-cool Lions progress in cup after shoot-out win

London Lions made it through to the semi-final of the Division One Cup after a thrilling second half saw 10 goals shared, followed by a penalty shoot-out win for the second game running in this competition.

Adams excited by ICA prospects at squad launch

Israel Cycling Academy co-owner Sylvan Adams expressed pride at the launch of the 2018 roster, which he believes will help "bring this diverse group together".

Parents gear up for Menorah half marathon

Six Essex parents are running to raise money for their children's Jewish schools

‘Bullies can make you feel isolated, scared, worthless or even suicidal’

This week is national anti-bullying week. This 15-year-old girl outlines the problems which forced her to leave her Jewish school

Jewish men in court for traffic warden assault

The case relates to an incident on Leaside Road, Hackney, in February of this year

Rogove revels in Home Countries triumph

Millie Rogove struck gold on her England debut at the Home Countries International in Guernsey.

Quiz to raise money for Dementia fund

The global virtual quiz will take place on November 18, to raise money for the Rare Dementia Support Fund