Yael Breuer

Looking for Israelis in Brighton? Try the pub

Arty and relaxed city appeals to growing Israeli contingent, who socialise regularly over a pint

‘JW3 for Brighton’ gets green light from city council

Redevelopment scheme 'will reverse the vicious cycle of falling membership and the loss of young Jewish families in the city'

Sussex setting up Jewish studies institute with German government support

Envoy says: 'It is a very saddening sign of our times that we launch the institute amid a discussion on the rise of antisemitism'

Brighton Reform’s plan to build for the future

Commercial housing development will fund modern synagogue

Brighton doctor is still on call at 93

At 93, Neville Davis qualified weeks before the NHS was born - and is thought to be the UK’s oldest working doctor

Egalitarian yeshivot are a model for the future

Jason Lever from Brighton took a sabbatical from work to go to an egalitarian yeshivah in Israel

A tale of two belly buttons

Pupik is about friendship and much more

Police chief joins tribute to illustrious predecessor killed in the line of duty

Brighton ceremony honours memory of Jewish chief constable who was brutally murdered in the 1800s

What am I doing Sunday? My weekly marathon

Ivan Lyons will be running the Vienna Marathon on Sunday. After all, he's done the London race seven times. And he's more than halfway to his goal of running 100 marathons in 100 weeks

Tomer Hemed helps football-mad Sol achieve barmitzvah goal

Premier League striker and Maccabi Haifa stars support Sol Matofska-Dyer's efforts to show how soccer can build bridges

Brighton aid worker leads Crisis Classroom

Young chef's Ottolenghi recipe for aid trip funds

A Brighton teenager has found a tasty way to back a mission to East Africa