The Jewish Chronicle

The psychology of a sports shirt

‘I want to give Israel a positive image’

Interview: Nicole Krauss

The award-winning novelist tells Anne Joseph why both she and Franz Kafka haunt the pages of her latest book

Kings of the comic books

Two Jewish writers helped create a pantheon of comics characters that has come to dominate modern popular culture

Missing women

An exhibition of Shoah-inspired graphic art in Paris is fascinating, says Sarah Lightman, but where were the female artists?

Interview: Daniel Levin

People follow shiny objects, says political writer Daniel Levin, 'and the latest shiny object is Trump'

Interview: Arlene Phillips

“I don’t believe in destiny. But what I do think is that if you listen with your ears, and look with your eyes, something that doesn’t appear to be an opportunity can lead to one.”

Al Roth: Matching the market from dates to organs

In his latest Jewniversity Corner column, David Edmonds examines the theories of economist Al Roth

Josef Herman: art from the valleys

A Jewish emigre artist who settled in South Wales was taken to the local community's heart with his pictures of working men. Carole Morgan Hopkin remembers a family friend.

Dustin Hoffman at 80

Dustin Hoffman turns 80 on August 8. David Robson celebrates his career.

Edinburgh Fringe: six of the best

Lee Levitt picks out some must-see shows for Jewish Festival goers

The golem in a London garden

Sculptor David Breuer-Weil 's huge sculptures are on show in London this summer.

Restoring their dignity

A new exhibition at the Wiener Library tells the story of the victims of the Nazi experiments on humans

Not always a happy match

Robert Philpot, author of a new book about the Iron Lady, recalls Mrs Thatcher's relationship with her Finchley constituents

A haven for new Londoners

London's museum of immigration and diversity will open its doors next week during Refugee Week. Robert Philpot had a preview.

Photo gallery: Camera Press

Her grandfather, Tom Blau founded leading photographic agency Camera Press. Emma Blau tells us about an exhibition of 70 years of celebrity portraits

Arts Agenda: May 2017

Music, theatre and a Streisand-inspired cabaret

Barbra Streisand at 75

'She has got up people’s noses and resolutely kept her own. She is a miracle.'