Michael Bibring travelled to Austria to speak to pupils of the school that expelled his Jewish father in the 1930s
By Michael Bibring
‘Building bridges’ is a key message he brings to his role
By Daniel Ben-David
Sandy Rashty speaks to women about how their changed looks from cancer treatment affected them – and a stylist who is giving them back their confidence
By Sandy Rashty
Elections to choose Britain's delegation to the World Zionist Congress later this year have been put back a month
By Simon Rocker
Rabbi Ivan and Rebbetzin Rachie Binstock will be stepping down after three decades leading the congregation
By JC Reporter
The art show is the culmination of 14 artistic residencies at the Holocaust Centre North
By Gaby Wine
Neil and Pamela Sinclair have dedicated over 50 years to volunteering
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The JC takes a careful look at what the president of the Board of Deputies said at Sunday’s plenary meeting
Abe was born with recessive dystrophic epidermolysis bullosa (EB), a rare genetic disease that causes the skin to be extremely fragile
By Imogen Garfinkel
Palestine Action claims responsibility after attackers break windows of property company in Stamford Hill and throw red paint inside
By Jane Prinsley
PaJes tells parents to hold tight as more secondary spaces are set to open up between now and September
The annual Jewish Landscape Report found that the UK’s diaspora is among those raising the most concerns about Jew-hate
A synagogue table tennis club has found there are a disproportionate number of talented musicians among its members
By Elisa Bray
Fifty-eight hostages are still held in Gaza by terrorists
Board of Deputies president Phil Rosenberg reflects on his first 12 months in office
By Phil Rosenberg
Daniel Grossman accused the Board of being ‘morally bankrupt’ and failing to ‘represent the increasing diversity of opinion’ about Israel within the Jewish community
By Jacob Jaffa
