The Jewish Chronicle

Are Jews an ethnic minority

Mea culpas, self-denunciations and the Dweck affair

'This has been a painful experience for me'

Read the full statement from Rabbi Joseph Dweck in response to the review panel's decision

'We must stand together'

Rabbi Mirvis gives his response to the Dweck affair - and says he's been appalled by some of the conduct we have witnessed in our community.

Time to spike the terrorists’ guns

Terror organisation Hezbollah has consistently rejected any notion of separate “wings” yet the group is not completely proscribed under current UK law.

All a rabbi really has is his reputation'

Rabbi Walter Rothschild, a British minister who found his name on the recent 'blacklist' of rabbis explains how he felt.

How one Reform shul is bucking the trend

The principal rabbi at Finchley Reform Synagogue sees a clear future for the Jewish community

A community slow to change

The history of Jewish women can shed new light on the history of Jewish men, and the community as a whole, writes Dr Anne Summers

Gay Jews have freedom, but they need more

It's fifty years since the law changed on homosexuality. Benjamin Ellis considers what's changed for LGBT+ Jews

Orthodoxy's identity crisis

The rabbinic melodrama surrounding Rabbi Dweck does not come as a surprise. It is, however, a painful reminder of the poor state of British Orthodox Jewry.

Flying to war — and to a fine Israeli wedding

Jews who ally with Robinson are our own worst enemy

Do not be suckered by street thugs

Paddington Bear: his secret Jewish heritage

Paddington is one of the best-loved characters in children’s literature. But did you know he was Jewish? Susan Reuben explains...

Don't write off the Ashkenazim

Who owns Jewish history? Josh Glancy takes up the debate.

A watershed moment for the Corbyn regime

The Chakrabarti inquiry did not take up the core issue of the association of the left with hatred of Jews.

London’s 24 hours of hate

The Prime Minister says tackling extremism would “require some difficult and often embarrassing conversations.” It might need more than that.

The Jewish vote? It's more complicated than that

Is speculation about how Jewish votes may have contributed to the defeat of the Labour Party is a discussion which is really ‘good for the Jews’?

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.'