Aish UKRecord number of interrailers unite at Aish UK Shabbat in BudapestThis is the fourth year running the organisation has held its Off the Rails - One Shabbat of Unity in Hungary’s capitalBy Gaby Wine2 min read
Movement for Progressive JudaismProgressive Judaism appoints campus ambassadorsThe new roles will be paid and appointed every academic yearBy Minnie Peters1 min read
InterrailingFrum, kosher – and interrailing through EuropeTravelling as an observant Jew might sometimes be challenging, but it can be equally life-enhancing, as our writer discoveredBy Ahron Asher Moss5 min read
Jewish Women's AidDo you know what your children are seeing online?I understand why many people welcome the social media ban for under-16sBy Sara Nissim2 min read
JC eventsAuthor of ‘The Renoir Girls’ tells their story to a captivated audienceCatherine Ostler was in conversation with fellow historian Dominic Green at an event hosted by the JCBy Minnie Peters2 min read
JNF UKJNF UK to livestream concert of former hostage Sagui Dekel-Chen at London event‘Music was there for me during the hardest moments’ said the JNF UK employeeBy Arthur Popivker4 min read
World Jewish ReliefWorld Jewish Relief Ukrainian refugee scheme boosts UK economy by £31.5 million13,000 Ukrainians have taken part in the STEP programmeBy Arthur Popivker2 min read
ResourceEmployment charity Resource creates in-house AI tool to help clients find new jobs‘The advisor remains at the heart of the process, with technology enhancing our service rather than replacing the human element’By Arthur Popivker1 min read
Joe SlyperThe UK’s oldest Jewish man celebrates 107 with family, friends – and some lessons for lifeVeteran Joe Slyper marched in the annual AJEX parade until he was 100By Gaby Wine3 min read
IsraelOrthodox rabbis cast ethical spotlight on Israel at London conferenceSettler violence was among the subjects raised at an event that provided space for exploring sensitive issuesBy JC Reporter2 min read
Home OfficeVulnerable Jews will suffer from Home Office visa changes, care provider warnsCare workers supporting the Jewish community face returning to their home countries despite mounting demand for servicesBy Jane Prinsley3 min read
Leo Baeck CollegeLeo Baeck College ordains its 220th rabbiRabbi Yael Tischler was the fourth in a chain of female rabbis to be ordained by another female rabbiBy JC Reporter2 min read
Hatzola ambulance attackHatzola Northwest announces new site following arson attackThe purchase was enabled from £3.2m of crowdfunding within two days of the atrocityBy Arthur Popivker1 min read
Jewish Deaf Association‘Lipreading is far more than recognising words. It is about friendship, community and everyday life’Participants of the Jewish Deaf Association’s increasingly popular lip-reading classes speak to the JC about how they have helped them reconnect with the worldBy Minnie Peters3 min read
Work AvenueWork Avenue celebrates twenty years in businessThe employment charity has gone from a small desk in Finchley to supporting more than 4,000 clients a yearBy Arthur Popivker1 min read
Jake Marlowe‘Losing a child breaks you, and you remain broken,’ say parents of October 7 victim Jake MarloweLisa and Michael were speaking in front of an audience at the Nova exhibition in LondonBy Minnie Peters4 min read
