Protests continue as proposals to regulate yeshivot advance in Parliament
By Simon Rocker
A dozen Israeli mothers visited the UK last week as part of a healing trip arranged by the OneFamily Fund and Gift
By Eliana Jordan
Some people will always struggle to find paid employment
By Naomi Dickson
By Maccabi GB
HMH A booked their place into the final of the Peter Morrison Trophy as they put an end to the giant-killing acts of London Lions U18s.
Middle Street Synagogue has not been used for regular services for 20 years
By Gaby Wine
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Yad Fellowship teaches students how to have difficult conversations – and students say it has already had an impact
By Jane Prinsley
‘The ceremony will be a profound moment of unity, remembrance, and hope’
Emily Pater tells the JC what it has been like to head UJIA’s Israel office since October 7
Mel Boda is co-founder and CEO of the singing group which won a golden buzzer on BGT
Sharone Lifschitz and Rabbi Baginsky were among those attending Whitehall demonstrations against the Israeli government
The Satmar primary had been unable to accept new pupils
Women bailed after earlier arrest over ‘suspicious’ death
The Board has given the BBC until Pesach to address community concerns
Anti-CST posters have been put up in Golders Green
The charity held a workshop for people looking to rejoin the job market
Organisations say the cuts would further marginalise people, ‘hampering their prospects’, instead of helping them into work
By Ellie Grant
But Met and CST accused of being ‘heavy-handed’ as rowdy youngsters held in cell on Thursday night
Valerie Bello runs the organisation’s European Days of Jewish Culture and Heritage
The United Synagogue have created a great place to invite guests after a stone-setting or a funeral
By Keren David
‘We weren’t prepared to go down without a fight’ says Heidi Bachram and Adam Ma’anit, the organisers behind many of the city’s hostage campaigns
By Daniel Ben-David
