The Jewish Chronicle

The collapse of the round table is telling

Like Moses, Arsène Wenger brought miracles

I can't get that Israel Feeling

I’m admitting something that I’ve kept hidden all my life...I don’t feel any particular connection with Israel

My first time in Poland; the gentle chaos of defiance

This was the first time I  have managed to have a sliver of comprehension of the enormity of the number of victims, writes Laura Janner Klausner.

United in love, hope and horror

Sir Bernard Zissman took part in the March of the Living for the first time this year, while in his 80s, and felt 'totally helpless' as he witnessed the mass graves in front of him

'Round table' designed to divide and rule

Jeremy Corbyn is using classic Soviet tactics in his dealings with the Jewish community

Israel: Seventy years young

Neil Lazarus says that the country refuses to act its age — and this may just be a key to its success

Of course we must celebrate Yom HaAtzmaut

What we are celebrating on Israel Independence Day is not Israel’s positive aspects, but the fact that such a country exists full-stop, writes student Gavriel Cohn

The moment Israel was born

Even at the last minute there was uncertainty over how Israel’s birth would be greeted

Hoping for a place we really can be proud of

Israel needs friends abroad and in the neighbourhood, but it also needs to look inwards, writes Alona Ferber

We are witnesses to a fraught moment in history

MP Andrew Percy writes for the JC from Israel's border with Syria

What are we really celebrating as Israel turns 70?

Student Nina Morris-Evans argues that love for Israel should not be unconditional

The violence in Gaza was an 
orchestrated campaign

It is important to put a few things in context about last week's 'Great Return March'

Corbyn can learn from Trayon White's apologies

Carly Pildis reflects on how a politician across the pond made amends after landing himself in hot water with the Jewish community

Corbyn should be applauded for going to the Jewdas Seder

If other groups want to meet the Labour leader to share their concerns, says Charlotte Nichols, they need only do what Jewdas did and invite him.

Ignore the dividers

It is the Campaign Against Antisemitism that is the real unifying body in the Jewish community - and the JC's editor is sowing disunity, writes Gideon Falter, chair of CAA

Jewish students are hoping for better days

Things are improving, but whether Jewish students will feel comfortable about engaging with NUS politics is a complex question, says Noah Libson

The country where Jews cannot be president

Despite legal rulings, a de facto status of second-class citizenship exists