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Jenni Frazer

Jenni Frazer

Jenni Frazer is an award-winning London-based journalist.. After a long career at the JC she became freelance and now writes for Jewish, national and international publications.

Latest from Jenni Frazer

Virus fuels surge in online antisemitism

Tel Aviv University report indicates a worrying rise in conspiracy theories and accusations against Jews

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Virus fuels surge in online antisemitism

C of E withdraws 'Christianised Seder'

C of E withdraws 'Christianised Seder'

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Shmuel Atzmon-Wircer. Tel Aviv, Israel. Thursday December 8th, 2017

A wounded landscape, a photographer’s mission

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Listening to the people who care for us

Listening to the people who care for us

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Amazing Grace: writing the 'everyday sinister'

Peter James's books about Brighton-based detective Roy Grace are best-sellers, and now ITV have dramatised them, starring John Simm. Jenni Frazer met the author

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March 11, 2021 13:46

Amazing Grace: writing the 'everyday sinister'

Mysterious monster

This beautifully written book provides many moments of high and low comedy, writes Jenni Frazer

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February 26, 2021 14:32

STRASBOURG, FRANCE - APRIL 5: British press magnate Robert Maxwell displays a dummy run copy of his newspaper "The European", a multi-lingual weekly, 05 April 1990 scheduled to hit the newsstands on the 11 May. (Photo credit should read MICHEL FRISON/AFP via Getty Images)

A story stitched from history

Novelist Adele Geras has a new book and a new name - for a story inspired by the true story of a convict ship

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February 26, 2021 14:23

A story stitched from history

A chance invitation became my lifesaver

Former JC women’s editor Judy Miller had her lung cancer diagnosed after volunteering to take part in a medical research project

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February 19, 2021 11:48

Judy Miller portraits for Cancer Collaborative, 04-11-2020

Writer Derek B Miller: ‘I’m exploring how to fix a broken world’

Novelist Derek B Miller writes genre books with intellectual heft. Now he's turned to sci fi, he tells Jenni Frazer

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February 4, 2021 09:38

Writer Derek B Miller: ‘I’m exploring how to fix a broken world’

Now you can fly with the Israeli Air Force

The Squadron offers flight simulations for anyone

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January 31, 2021 10:22

Now you can fly with the Israeli Air Force

The memories that couldn't be wiped out

Philosopher Simon May tells Jenni Frazer about his family’s history of conversion and denial

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January 28, 2021 16:13

The memories that couldn't be wiped out

The memories that couldn’t be wiped out

Philosopher Simon May's new book explores his family's attempts to obliterate their Jewish identity

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January 28, 2021 10:29

The memories that couldn’t be wiped out

Digital Yad Vashem

A new online exhibition, My Lost Childhood, marks Holocaust Memorial Day

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January 25, 2021 16:51

Digital Yad Vashem

A man who tells women’s stories

Israeli filmmaker Dekel Berenson is scooping up awards for his short film Anna

3 min read

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January 6, 2021 16:35

A man who tells women’s stories

How to turn 'fluff' to fortune

First Angelica Malin built a network of female entrepreneurs, now she's written a book to give them advice

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January 6, 2021 16:03

How to turn 'fluff' to fortune

In the 1930s, Yiddishe band leaders had Britain dancing

Jewish musicians such as Joe Loss, Geraldo and Harry Roy were the pop stars of the day, a researcher told Limmud

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December 31, 2020 11:08

In the 1930s, Yiddishe band leaders had Britain dancing

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