Lianne Kolirin

Horror and hope in Berlin

Berlin calls - our writer discovers a resurgent Jewish community in the German capital, as she explores its past on a visit with her son

Matilda star returns to the West End after operation

Fifteen-year-old Lucy-Mae Beacock heard she had won role in new musical on day after she was discharged from hospital

Top model recovering after bike accident

Shlomit Malka was rushed to hospital after falling from her electric bike while cycling in Tel Aviv

Reporter fired after Dyke March story hired by Jewish website

Gretchen Rachel Hammond lost her job for Chicago’s LGBT newspaper after reporting Jews had been banned from a Pride march

Israeli wins boxing bronze after Palestinian drops out

Amit Mdah, 16, was declared the bronze medallist at the Muay Thai event in Thailand yesterday

Abbatoir closure warning sparks row in Netherlands

Woman helps distressed child on flight

The child experienced a full-blown tantrum one hour into the flight from Brussels to New York.

Writer who uncovered troll hit by online antisemitism

"There are subcultures on the internet where individuals are engaging in wildly racist and antisemitic behaviour"

Journalist who broke Dyke March story loses job

The award-winning reporter has been moved to her publication’s sales department.

Israeli Chief Rabbi apologises over ‘blacklist’

Rabbi Lau says the record of ‘non-approved’ diaspora ministers was ‘in no way’ a rejection of Rabbi Fass.

The Hasmonean boy behind Israel's essential website

Benjy's website aims to be an invaluable resource for anyone who is new to Israel – holidaymakers or Olim

Separated by decades of war, friends reunited at last

Jasna Levinger-Goy tracked down a friend of her elderly mother after they had been separated by war