A delegation of Israeli community leaders met their Anglo-Jewish counterparts
Fiona Sharpe is one of the few civilians to have received the Chief Constable’s Commendation
‘Operation Suitcase’ participants met survivors of October 7 and families of hostages
John Aziz said the atrocities had ‘destroyed trust’ between Israelis and Palestinians
Alumni of Whittinghame College in Brighton continue to gather, laugh and reminisce six decades on
Synagogue bosses said the decision was reached amid struggles to make a minyan
A historical group has applied for listed status to preserve the stained glass windows
Milk and Honey star will perform at event supporting the Technion, a cause close to her heart
An extraordinary medic and forensic medical examiner once hailed 'the oldest working doctor in the UK'
Rabbinic couple move from New York to spearhead drive to 'bring the joy of Judaism' to a potential community of 1,000
Members of the Reform congregation have supported the proposal to sell to a local company for a development that will also include a block of flats
The grandfather of Anna Lykholit saved Jews during the Second World War. Shelley Baskind's grandfather made the medal he was awarded as a Righteous Among the Nations
Gabriel Kanter-Webber is inducted at the city's Progressive congregation, where he is back a decade after heading its cheder
Rob Starr's gruelling challenge on behalf of the trust he co-founded to help young people achieve their dreams was supported by celebrities including Sir Daley Thompson
Juergen Krauss prepares borscht, rye bread and apple cake for Brighton Reform members
Supporters of the Grade II-listed Middle Street shul are concerned for its future
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