Life

De Gaulle: Résistance/Liberté review: ‘Invites France to think about its collaboration with the Nazis’ ★★★★

In this film, as in Antonin Baudry’s others, Jews are the litmus test as to what kind of French person you are

The Pitt’s Noah Wyle wins again as Jewish stars shine at the Emmys

The late Rob Reiner was also honoured with a posthumous award after he and his wife were killed in December

Just an Illusion review: ‘Are we French, Jewish or African?’★★★★

This story about growing up in a Sephardi family in the suburbs of Paris during the 1980s will speak to Jews everywhere

Forte dei Marmi: Old-world glamour on the Tuscan coast

Coast to coast: one woman’s love affair with America

Montenegro is the Jewel of the Adriatic – and it puts a slip on south-eastern Europe’s antisemitic shadows

Naomi Alderman’s remarkable new novel feels autobiographical

The Strangers probes the nasty turmoil of how to keep on living alongside devastating loss

Under Story by Chloe Benjamin review: ‘almost 100 pages too short’

This speculative novel is utterly thrilling. I was devastated to leave the characters when I got to the final page

Error 404 review: The barmitzvah boy with no god delusion

Jewish News editor Richard Ferrer’s debut novel is a fresh and funny look at the science versus religion wars

Black Eyed Peas’ ‘mazel tov’ lyric was intended to thank Jewish friend’s father, reveals will.i.am

The singer explained that the song ‘I Gotta Feeling’ was written with simchot in mind

Dolly Parton’s Wikipedia page vandalised with swastika hours after her death

The page was also strewn with antisemitic slogans and glorification of the Sandy Hook school shooter

Rossini Opera Festival: ‘Le Siège de Corinthe was massacred’

I was excited by this year’s inclusion of his great but less frequently performed work, but David Livermore’s production was clumsy and oafish

Irish players’ hostility ‘stems from ignorance,’ claims Israeli goalkeeper

Daniel Peretz also apologised to fans for his side’s ‘embarrassing’ performance, which saw them beaten 3-0 in a politically charged match

Irish team wore black armbands and snubbed pre-match handshake for Israel fixture

The two teams met in the first round of the Uefa Nations League in a match blighted by political tension both before and after the whistle

Ireland v Israel game: Taoiseach demands apology for ‘unacceptable’ remarks about Irish football manager

ROI and Israel are set to face each other in Uefa competition on Sunday

The big break fast: five foodies share their go-to Yom Kippur meals

From bagel bars to fish stews, Siam Goorwich discovers the Yom Kippur traditions loved by the experts

Rising to the top: inside east London’s oldest Jewish bakery

Fourth-generation baker Jennifer Rinkoff spills the beans about a new cookbook that celebrates her family’s bakery business, her favourite memories – and future plans

Exclusive: To share food is to spread joy, says ‘godfather of Israeli cuisine’ Eyal Shani

Celebrated founder of Miznon chain speaks to JC as he opens new restaurant in Beverly Hills