The Jewish Chronicle

London’s 24 hours of hate

The Jewish vote? It's more complicated than that

My encounters with the ‘shy Labour voters’

'I was dragged away from the fishballs at Kinloss United by shy Labour Jews who were backing me in spite of (and because of) their shul chairman’s endorsement of my opponent.'

The Pursuit of Rabbi Dweck

Controversy engulfing senior rabbi of the S & P Sephardi Community needs to be resolved quickly

I backed Corbyn and am proud of it. Here’s why

Yes, there are questions to be asked about antisemitism in the Labour Party, writes Ben Weich, but there was too much at stake in this election

If the choice is hard-right or hard-left, I choose Lib Dem futility

Better vote for a hopeless party than groups that actively seek to damage the UK

Reasons to be cheerful in Scotland

There is one part of the UK where the election results were good, or at least better, for the Jews

Corbyn must change to be PM

The test for Labour now is to move from a highly successful party of protest to a credible party of government.

The importance of the Jewish vote

Parties should not forget that four seats where Jews backed Theresa May rather than Jeremy Corbyn had a key influence on the election result

Mrs May will be in office but not in power

Those of us who didn't see this coming need to show some humility

Facts matter and so does language

If we expect people to understand the existence of antisemitism then we can hardly deny the experience and the facts of what is happening to Muslims today, write two members of Jcore

Now the real fun starts

Not a vote has yet been counted, but we do know some things already

Arkush is right: Muslims must speak out

Faith Matters founder defends Board president against open letter criticism

Jerusalem: a symbol of Jewish unity

On Jerusalem Unity Day, the city's mayor Nir Barkat explains why he created the event

Muslim community should stage anti-terror rally

Jonathan Arkush suggests every UK mosque should hold protest against 'perversion of Islam'

Israeli's London attack near-miss

"The people of London are facing the beginning of a slippery slope, one where we all know how it begins but never how it ends."

Torah study is real deep work

The ancient text may contain the solution to a very modern problem

Limmud wins prize for Jewish Unity

Lively arguments can bring us together, says Limmud's chair David Hoffman as the organisation wins an international award