The Jewish Chronicle

Israel must change its message

What do the manifestos mean?

Sport and moral cowardice

Do sport and politics mix, asks David Aaronovitch

Admit it: there’s no Jewish vote

Like everyone, Jews have always voted for different parties and along different lines, writes Jennifer Lipman

The big apple smoked tacos

Why can't the London or Manchester kosher food scene be more like New York's, asks Stephen Rosenthal

Ukip collapse benefits Tories

Ukip was never a sensible or moral home for Jewish voters, and its impending demise will be welcomed by many in our community

This is why I didn’t make aliyah

Jonathan Boyd considered making aliyah when he was younger, but the stability of London has kept him there. Why?

We must not remain indifferent

Rabbi Yoni Birnbaum was moved by sharing in the experience of the younger generation who took part in the March of the Living

Corbyn must lose — for our sake

There will be a time for people to go back to Labour, but that time isn’t now, writes Daniel Finkelstein

This is a right 
hum-mess

To me, this was like the horse meat scandal all over again — Jews, and their funny dietary ways, had dodged a bullet, writes Abigail Radnor

Future promise for Labour Jews

There is a fascinating irony on the fringes of the Labour Party’s apparent impending implosion.

The view is full of hope and beauty

Show me a picture of the Israeli countryside and I’ll tell you what season it is, writes Shoshanna Keats Jaskoll

Bigotry is not free but costly

What matters is the assumptions that lead people to tolerate the intolerable, writes Melanie Phillips.

Fish fingers and frustration

Fed up yet? It might be called a “snap” general election but, if the first 10 days of this campaign are anything to go by, the next few weeks could be short on action.

Front’s rise to front-runners

Ben Judah's own family history has made him watch the French elections in horror.

Ken could be the final straw

Ken was my MP for years. I voted for him. He wasn’t the most likeable man on the planet but he did some great things. It is all marred for me now, writes Tracy-Ann Oberman.

Neither support nor collusion

Jonathan Freedland looks into the reasoning and motivations of those who claim Jewish leaders colluded with Hitler

Labour MPs staring into abyss

Jewish voters will desert Labour and present the most crushingly one-sided electoral result delivered by our community not just in a generation, but ever