Keren David

Keren David is the JC's Managing Editor. She is the award-winning author of 14 books for children and young adults, most recently Miriam's Voice, published by Hachette. You can reach her at kdavid@thejc.com

Latest from Keren David

Jewish Film Festival: A mouthwatering cinematic offering

The annual festival is almost completely online this year, with just four screenings at JW3

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Jewish Film Festival: A mouthwatering cinematic offering

The day the pedi-succah came to my park

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Counting heads at Rosh Hashanah

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Why not talk to the Yomtov-only shul goers?

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Big questions for the robot in the classroom

Philosopher and JC columnist David Edmonds has written his first children's book - about a very convincing robot

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August 28, 2020 13:50

Big questions for the robot in the classroom

Sound of the suburbs

'There's an awful lot to be said for the so-called bourgeois life' says Daniel Finkelstein, whose first book, a collection of his columns for The Times has just been published

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August 26, 2020 19:15

To be an ally against racism, first learn to listen

'I recognised my own ignorance about anti-Black racism, and have been reading, and listening and learning.'

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August 7, 2020 11:09

To be an ally against racism, first learn to listen

Book review: Growing Up for Beginners

This vastly enjoyable read is about the importance of knowing yourself and living with confidence

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July 31, 2020 09:51

Hidden treasures from the archives

A new initiative from the Board of Deputies will bring together material on Jewish history from all over the UK

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July 23, 2020 12:47

The empty nest is full again, and that’s a gift

'If pandemics are allowed to have silver linings, then this is mine, a chance to spend weeks and weeks with my family.'

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July 2, 2020 17:01

The empty nest is full again, and that’s a gift

Now is the time for cultural Jews to contribute

'Jewish culture is often quite separate from the mainstream Jewish community. It is not based in synagogues, nor is it run by communal bodies. It allows individuals to create their own version of being Jewish, and it has no entry barriers'

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May 27, 2020 13:00