Lianne Kolirin

Shul empty on Shabbat as service goes online

One bright spot amid Amnesty criticisms of Israel

Ex-student claims university gives 'free rein' to extremism

Founder of Israel Society at King's College, London, alleges double standards applied to block pro-Israel speakers on campus

Chief Rabbi recuperating after minor operation

Rabbi Mirvis has had to pull out of several community events while he recovers.

Fears for British man missing in South Africa

David Ezekiel's family has launched a desperate social media campaign to find him, after he disappeared a week ago.

Going the distance to back Ethiopian barmitzvah boys

Ikea under fire for woman-free catalogue

The Swedish-based company has upset mainstream customers by editing women out of its advertising literature.

Christie's to auction late Lord Weidenfeld's art collection

Peer owned important old masters and 20th-century works valued at over £1.4 million

Boys Clubhouse gets troubled teens back on track

The project is now operating two eBay stores —one selling personalised phone cases, and one listing items from travel adaptors to USB plugs and selfie sticks.

The haimishe origins of London hippest cinema

Family in donor bid to save mother’s life

Apology for kosher store over filming disruption

Customers stayed away as crew filmed in Golders Green, claims Kosher Kingdom management