The Jewish Chronicle

Labour's battle in Brighton

On these days we can all be proud to be Jewish

Israel is still an ideal to fight for, despite distance

Lately, I’ve found myself distant from Israel, wanting to talk less and less about it and why it matters, writes Jennifer Lipman

How social media is liberating religious women

Women should be seen and heard, argues Shoshanna Keats Jaskoll

Now even Sir Vince says he is our friend

Theresa May welcomed volunteers and Holocaust survivors at Downing Street, while the new Lib Dem leader attempted to woo Mark Regev.

Proof we are valued at the top table

Often regarded as a jolly boys’ outing for the pale, male financial backers of the Jewish Leadership Council, the annual meeting with the Prime Minister at Downing Street now has a new-found importance.

British Christianity is no longer bad news

I think we are going to have problems because Britain is no longer a Christian country, writes Daniel Finkelstein.

Cult of Bibi is damaging

How would Washington Zionism cope with an Israel without Bibi? Ben Judah thinks it could have a positive outcome.

Beware of fishy survey methods

Researching Jews, like researching any small, geographically skewed, hard-to-reach group, is an incredibly difficult thing to do, writes Jonathan Boyd

Feminism starts in the home

The women in Abigail Radnor's family taught her gobbiness, strength and to stand tall.

The greater danger is on the left

Despite fears about what is happening on the right, the left is currently much more dangerous, not only to Jews but to the west in general, writes Melanie Phillips

Lessons from a baby’s brief life

Without a moral code, humanity flounders.

Farewells and new worries

Tracy-Ann Oberman looks back over eight years of JC columns

The wedding dance of death

A fake Jewish wedding was staged in a Polish village recently. Jonathan Freedland says it is a macabre way of remembering the lost.

Love and lies on Temple Mount

History recalls the liars first

Few will remember the reasonable men and women of our society, but that's how history works

Tide is already turning

Miriam Shaviv writes of a a small but significant sign of the sea change in attitudes to gay people in the Israeli Orthodox sector

When it’s time to step down

There is a time when leaders must step down, when they age out of being responsive to the needs of their constituents, or it’s time to give someone else a try.