Keren David

Bath’s long lost community remembered at graveyard ceremony

The event was the largest gathering to be held in the cemetery for more than 100 years.

A cup of tea in a cemetery can bring much cheer

The United Synagogue have created a great place to invite guests after a stone-setting or a funeral

György Kun: Survivor of Mengele’s experiments at Auschwitz

His life was saved when his mother told Mengele that he and his brother were twins

How the JC reported Auschwitz’s horror

Archive material reveals how liberation unfolded and the journalists who helped bring the horrors of the death camps to light

Emily Damari among hostages to be released today, says Hamas

Romi Gonen and Doron Steinbrecher will also be freed from captivity

Sometimes the dead bring the living together

This week I had two unexpectedly uplifting moments which revolved around cemeteries

London opens its heart to brave Israeli war widows in need of support

Twelve of Israel’s war widows are in the UK for a visit that’s far more than a sight-seeing trip

Would I be safer in London or Netanya?

Antisemitism is on the rise in the UK, but I don’t feel the need to leave just yet – am I wrong?

Where will we go on Rosh Hashanah now my parents have died?

When your last links with childhood are lost, it’s time to make choices that you’ve put off for years

Can you teach kids to spot fake news? Raygun at the Olympics suggests not

The Education Secretary wants to teach pupils about internet misinformation. But the problem is vaster than anyone can cope with

Marvel’s cowardly decision to erase the Israeli background of Sabra won’t solve anything

What does rewriting Israelis out of popular culture actually achieve?

TV review: A Family Affair ‘A silly film that offers excellent escapism’