Yom Ha'atzmautEx-Palestine Action hunger striker among ten arrested outside Yom Ha’atzmaut event in LondonKamran Ahmed was taken in by police at a protest over the celebration organised by Technion UKBy Ben Conway2 min read
Jewish CareAged 108, Julia is a fast walker – and it’s all thanks to broccoliJulia Jackson shares some of her secrets for a long and healthy lifeBy Alma Green3 min read
Movement for Progressive JudaismOne hundred years after Progressive Judaism was founded, the question is: What next?In June, the World Union for Progressive Judaism will celebrate its centenary in London – where it all beganBy Rabbi Charley Baginsky2 min read
AppealInternational campaign launched to find stem cell donor for Jewish woman battling rare blood cancer‘Swabbing events’ are being organised on Sunday throughout the UK for potential donorsBy Daniel Ben-David1 min read
The London Marathon‘The London Marathon is a way to push myself while contributing to something bigger’Four fundraisers tell the JC about their chosen charities, training schedules, and food habits before the big raceBy Ben Conway5 min read
arson attacksBuilding higher walls won’t be enough to safeguard our identityThe head of Jewish Futures writes in the aftermath of the arson attack on the charity’s former headquartersBy Rabbi Naftali Schiff3 min read
2econd ChanceThe charity that gives computers – and people – a second chanceA chance conversation at a Jewish wedding led to a thriving organisation which gives people with disabilities, learning difficulties or mental health challenges the opportunity to gain valuable computer skillsBy Ben Conway4 min read
Immanuel CollegeYavneh seeks £500,000 to offer ‘lifeline’ to Immanuel studentsThe state-aided school is looking to fund extra space to take pupils from the soon-to-close collegeBy Simon Rocker1 min read
Belonging MattersGroundbreaking conference aims to make Jewish spaces more welcoming to neurodivergent peopleThe event on April 27 will feature a number of experts working in the fieldBy Gaby Wine2 min read
Willesden CemeteryWillesden Jewish Cemetery awarded special international statusThe north-west London burial ground joins a network of 200 cemeteries of cultural, historical and artistic importance across EuropeBy Gaby Wine1 min read
Masorti JudaismMasorti becomes new home for Louis Jacobs FoundationThe foundation is a comprehensive resource of the writings and teachings of the rabbi who inspired the movement’s birthBy JC Reporter1 min read
ArtworkWhen art imitates lifeThe JC speaks to Emma Gurner, an interior designer-turned-painter ahead of an exhibition of her workBy Gaby Wine2 min read
Lira Winston FellowshipsClaudia Winkleman: ‘My parents and children have taught me everything I know’The Traitors’ host gave her own ‘Lessons in Leadership’ to mark the graduation of the first cohort of Lira Winston FellowsBy Gaby Wine6 min read
LeedsHousing charity wins praise for its community impactThe Mayor of Leeds hosted a celebration for LJHA staff to recognise their hard workBy Ben Conway1 min read
Jewish studentsWhat a rabbi and rebbetzin learnt when they went back to university‘We need to find ways to ensure young people feel connected to their congregations when they return home’By Rabbi Dr Yoni Birnbaum5 min read
Gibraltar‘In Gibraltar, coexistence is not a slogan. It is simply life’A Gibraltarian living in the UK writes how, when living on the Rock, he never thought twice about wearing a kippah in publicBy Ohad Shay4 min read
