A week in this year’s Eurovision host city revealed a thriving Jewish community and unyielding Jewish pride
By Eliana Jordan
The friendly atmosphere at this year’s song contest has been a balm for Israelis scarred by Malmö
Jewish fans unashamedly display solidarity despite threats of protests and Israeli government warnings to hide identifying symbols
The NIW has given its community a rare and influential voice amid a decline in personal safety and doubts about the future.
By Canaan Lidor
The JC was given special access to the unit making sure wounded soldiers get the care they need, even in the heat of battle
By Amelie Botbol
Crossing battlefields and burial grounds, a multinational team marks VE Day with purpose, reflection and healing
By Elisa Bray
On the 80th anniversary of the Allied victory against Nazi Germany, Jewish servicemen and women reflect on the day the war ended
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The lead singer of Mamagama, the band representing the Muslim majority Azerbaijan, is Jewish
Sarah Levy sat down with the JC to discuss the role her Jewish upbringing plays in her performance, a prospective Olympic homecoming and how she hopes to inspire the next generation of girls
By Jacob Jaffa
Meet the Jewish parents whose families have split since October 7
By Karen Glaser
The company’s founders are combining Jewishness with cannabis culture to create a ‘smoke break’ for Jews and non-Jews alike
Sensitive genetic information – including that of many Ashkenazi Jews – will hit the market as the once thriving firm files for bankruptcy
By Jane Prinsley
The West Side Story composer asked Holocaust survivor Samuel Pisar to write the text
Clapton Common transforms for the yearly carnival celebration of Jewish survival
The ‘Jewish Ed Sheeran’ plays his debut Glastonbury this summer
The rise of extreme parties across Europe begs the question – could the UK be next?
The speeches and writings of the Jewish extremist are dividing the pro-Israel community
The belt was contested by megastars like Rick Rude and Jerry Lawler during the sport’s cultural heyday and its lineage maps the tragic history of its founding family
The former investment banking prodigy and 9/11 survivor will be responsible for wielding America’s financial might under President Trump
The family business was devastated during the war with Hezbollah but its owners still hold out hope for a peaceful future
By Etgar Lefkovits
Andrew Sheldrake – known to his followers as Rabbi Binyamin – has attracted scores of disciples
This year’s Dead Sea Marathon was not just a race - it was a collective grief, unity, and national pride
By Ellie Grant
