Michael Freedland was a veteran broadcaster and journalist who wrote for the JC from 1951 until his death in October, 2018.
Days before his death on Monday, veteran journalist Michael Freedland wrote this, his final article, about the London Jewish Hospital
Michael Freedland considers the legacy of Al Jolson's classic film
Michael Freedland remembers a comic who was "as Jewish as one of those bagels,with a nice shmear of cream cheese on top"
Our columnist Jonathan Freedland has a new thriller out. Who better to interview him, we thought, than his proud dad, Michael Freedland?
Ilan Galkoff has just been picked for the London production of Adrian Mole the Musical. Michael Freedland met him and his proud parents
Daniel Taub has been there in the midst of crises, putting Israel's case to the government, talking to the media,and in sessions with businessmen and academics
Love it - or more likely - hate it, airplane food has tickled this writer's tastebuds
He was just as happy as he was Moody
Michael Freedland remembers 'that nursery of Britain's intellectual Jewish community'
To mark what would have been his centenary year, Frank Sinatra’s biographer reveals the extraordinary connection the singer had to Jews and Israel
You may not recognise his name but Francis Lyon Cohen played an important role in Jewish soldiers' war
A very Jewish business indeed
Michael Freedland celebrates a man who was uncompromising in two things - his music and his Jewishness.
An attempt to root out Communists and Communist influences in Hollywood.
Moving and then muddled
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