The Jewish Chronicle

Jewniversity? I chose a different path

It's time to slim down Yomtov

Media conceal vital facts in Jerusalem eviction

'The real double standard is that the media never find dispossessed Jews worthy of coverage'

Who are the Neturei Karta?

They portray themselves as “the authentic Jews”, selectively quoting from the Torah and the Talmud to justify their core belief, that the establishment of any Jewish state prior to the coming of the Messiah is utterly forbidden.

Proud of our vibrant community

It is remarkable how Jewish values are embraced across Britain — from the corridors of power in Whitehall to a theatre in Chichester.

We're fighting Radicals, not Muslims

Yehuda Bauer says that Western politicians don't understand the enemy they face in the war on terror

Our dedication to ensuring CAA hate stats add up

In public, 39 per cent of us are concealing our religion, while 64 per cent of us think the authorities do too little to punish antisemitism, and 52 per cent think the Crown Prosecution Service does too little

I feel the pressure flying into crisis zones

Billy Joel's idiocy

Wearing a yellow star is virtue signalling in the worst possible taste, writes Stephen Pollard

Why America’s far-right is still obsessed with Jews

What the horrors of Charlottesville two weeks ago showed us is that the newly emboldened far right in America is still obsessed with the Jews.

Judges’ vital but limited role

To kvell on social media, or not?

A level results are looming. But how much should parents share on social media?

Farewell to all this

Orlando Radice reflects on his six years as the JC's Foreign Editor

History offers a hideous warning over Trump

The forces Trump has unleashed should worry us all

'Contacts' who don’t know how to behave

It is a world our male peers don’t know exists — unless we tell them about it.

Is outrage the right response to a play about activism?

Ben Crowne thinks the community has got it wrong on a controversial play

Pride was quiet — and under armed guard

Benjamin Ellis writes about his experience at Jerusalem Pride, which is not so much a party as a cry for tolerance.

No room for complacency

Up and down the country, from Barnet to Bury, from Salford to South Tyneside, local authorities are acting in solidarity with our community.