Jenni Frazer

The multi-talented memory man

Laurence Geller is a passionate man. The Edgware-born, Chicago-based businessman is all jokes, charm, and bonhomie. But when it comes to his latest project, Geller is all conviction, angrily reeling off statistics about Alzheimer's disease and dementia, revealed last week to be the biggest cause of death in England and Wales, overtaking heart disease.

Leonard Cohen: the mensch who always remembered his past

Cohen made a point of keeping his Jewish identity to the fore in his songs, even if his fans didn’t always know what the references meant.

Writer atones for creating positive image of Trump

The refugee crisis: the pain never ends

A heartbreaking exhibition about the flight from the Nazis 80 years ago was inspired by today's refugee crisis.

A chicken soup and chopped liver tribute to Wesker

Peres the President: From kibbutznik to dandy

Difficult legacy of the Battle of Cable Street

Defence chief: terrorists mostly hiding from us

Interview: Avi Dichter

'Second Generation' leader tells of need to keep Shoah memory

Lieberman urges political reform in Israel

World's leading Shoah scholar talks to the JC

Interview: Yehuda Bauer

Weddings are her business...

Jen Glantz's story, if it weren't already for the film 27 Dresses, could be a Hollywood movie.