Lianne Kolirin

These women mean business

Jews are no strangers to business, yet the influence of women has not always been recognised. As in wider society, the glass ceiling remains.

Pendant discovered at Nazi death camp may have belonged to friend of Anne Frank

‘Active year’ for Shomrim

Unvaccinated Charedi children at risk

Charedi children in Stamford Hill are at risk of contracting potentially deadly conditions like measles and the community is in danger of being affected by an epidemic because too many parents are not getting them immunised.

Pakistan hints at nuclear strike on Israel following fake news story

Vera Rubin, the astronomer who identified dark matter, dies aged 88

Pioneering American scientist should have won the Nobel Prize for her revolutionary work, says colleague

Trump Chanukah tweet sparks flood of antisemitism

Pupils make bald show of support

Two teenage boys have had their heads shaved for charity in solidarity with a friend who has cancer.

Gal Gadot stands up for Wonder Woman

The Israeli actress says the UN was wrong to strip the comic-book character of "Empowerment of Women" title

Queen steps down from Holocaust Memorial Day Trust

At the end of the year of her 90th birthday celebrations, the Queen’s charitable responsibilities are being scaled down

Zsa Zsa Gabor dies

The self-parodying star had a penchant for calling everyone "dah-ling" in her thick Hungarian accent

'Rent-a-Jew' scheme launched in Germany

A project has been created to send Jews into German schools, colleges and universities to discuss their experiences and dispel myths and stereotypes