How I used Kinder Eggs to keep dozens of lost languages alive

The tiny slip of paper inside the chocolate egg is a symbol of how so many languages have been lost in the modern world

If you are the 'right kind of Jew', you're empowering racists

It can be painful, but we must reject the affection of those who only defend the Jews they like from antisemitism

It's striking how little we discuss Brexit's impact on British Jews

Keith Kahn-Harris asks why the Jewish communal groups have not engaged seriously with the issue

Does Muslim immigration into Europe pose a threat to Jewish communities?

Keith Kahn-Harris responds to a recent comment piece critiquing the Pears Institute’s recent report on immigration and antisemitism

We need to live with our differences on Israel

We need a new way to resolve dispute in our community, says Keith Kahn-Harris

My questions over the CAA's hasty questionnaire

In the new Trump era, Jews are being used as pawns

Zionism for the people

Stop moaning, let's now try to embrace Corbyn

Review: European Muslim Antisemitism

Keith Kahn-Harris admired vital research

Loosening of the Zionist bond

How high can grass roots grow?

Israel’s zero-sum game for the diaspora

How do you sum up Judaism on one leg?

When you are asked to write a guide to Judaism, choosing what to include or omit can be tough

Jerusalem: the graphic novel

Pollard and Bright's Islamist fear betrays our community's values