The Jewish Chronicle

15 is the magic number (if you’re a man)

Schools should offer the same opportunities to girls and boys

The quality gap between Iran and America’s leaders

Trump and Netanyahu have misread and misunderstood the ability of their Iranian opposite number

No place for bigotry over Golders Green mosque

Islamophobia is a dead end and self-defeating

Where are the young women?

Monica Porter thinks the younger generation could learn a lot from WIZO stalwarts.

Is there a place for left-wing Jews in Israel?

Our voices are an essential contribution to Israeli political discourse, and our opportunities to raise them with love and honesty should not be stopped, writes one student.

Shame on the Hippodrome protestors

The real story here is bigotry

Mosque opponents – mind your language

The rhetoric from some of the critics of the planned Shia centre is Islamophobic, plain and simple, says Laura Marks

Let's not let Margate die

Is the decline of Margate's Jewish community inevitable? Not at all, says Keren David

I'm joining Reform but not taking sides

Elana Sztokman was a leading Orthodox feminist, but now she's training as a Reform rabbi. It's all about compassion, she explains.

Why my antisemitism antenna keeps twitching

Why does Israel-bashing arouse unique passions in the Labour Party?

Labour rule change was a decisive victory

The party now has a toolkit that removes the excuses previously deployed to explain lack of action against antisemitism

You can't judge a Jew by how often they go to shul

Regular attenders at synagogue sometimes look down on those who only show up for the High Holy Days. They're wrong, says Daniel Sugarman.

Oslo optimism is now well and truly dead

A week in Jerusalem brought added poignancy

Uber ban: about safety or progress?

Writer Stephen Pollard and cab driver Steve Kenton disagree about the ban on Uber in London

Loach, Livingstone and the Holocaust

Why do the likes of Kens Loach and Livingstone go out of their way to portray Jews as Nazi collaborators?

I am a secular Jew

Dr Daniel Susskind will be going to shul this Rosh Hashanah, but, he argues, as Jews, we are bound together by far more than faith alone.

My Rosh Hashanah message

This time of renewal and remembrance for members of the Jewish faith is an important time for all of us to remember that great contribution this community has made to our nation