Jenni Frazer

Howard Jacobson: ‘I was never a young man’

The Booker Prize-winning novelist's new book is about love in old age

Meet the ‘word rabbi’ from Queens

The lost world of Berlin fashion

Berlin once had a bustling fashion district - but almost all the businesses were Jewish-owned.

Tesco's 100th birthday: Jack 'Slasher' Cohen remembered

One hundred years ago, Jack Cohen started the market stall which grew into a vast supermarket chain. Jenni Frazer looks back on a colourful life

Book review: Last Instruction

The Last Instructions for this book should have been don't publish and don't read, says Jenni Frazer

'I have the coolest job in the world,' says curator of the world's largest Judaica collection

Yoel Finkelman on how he decides what goes in the National Library of Israel the Haim and Hannah Solomon Judaica Collection

A wild West show

Franz West's big, bright, papier-mache art is on show at Tate Modern.

Mother seeks to reopen case into son's mysterious death

Erica Duggan wants a new inquiry over death of her son, whose body was found after he allegedly attended the meeting of an antisemitic conspiracy group

'I flew to Entebbe an Israeli and came back a Jew'

The JC speaks to Rami Sherman, one of the first on the ground for the Entebbe special ops mission

Survivors to recreate iconic Prague photograph

They posed for the pictures in the centre of Prague, one of the last cities to be liberated in the Second World

Tear down this wall, says West Bank settlement mayor

Odedi Revivi says fences like the one winding around the Palestinian territories do not provide a sense of security

Mystery of identity of 'Jewish' fraudster married in jail by a rabbi

A man calling himself David Edouard Sassoon was married in a religious ceremony at Pentonville. But a birth certificate suggests he is someone else entirely