“When you’re a journalist, this is all just extraordinary times. You sit through a presidential press conference with popcorn. It’s unmissable!”
By Sarah Ebner
On the evenings of 15 and 16 April 1946, 200 survivors and GIs gathered for a Seder night unlike any other, before or since
By Ben Judah and Rosie Whitehouse
By Sandy Rashty
Many of Essaouira’s Jews emigrated in the late 1940s and 1950s but Joseph Sebag remains
By Brigid Grauman
“I firmly believe the community is 20 years behind the rest of the world when it comes to feminism”
By Rosa Doherty
Five Jewish leaders reflect on the Exodus story and its theme of liberty from slavery, and consider the message it has for the world today
Images of the chemical attack in Idlib, Syria, by the country's government would horrify anyone. But Israel views the atrocity in a wider context, says John R Bradley
By John R Bradley
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'The test for me is to ask, "do Jews feel the left it is a welcoming place for them?" And until the answer is yes, it is a failure.'
Jewish Care’s chief executive Simon Morris says Rubens House has lacked strong management and the CQC’s findings were not a surprise.
By Lianne Kolirin
Stephen Pollard and Keren David put opposing views on a turning point in British history
By Keren David and Stephen Pollard and Keren David and Stephen Pollard
Keren David found much that was familiar at an evening to celebrate the Muslim contribution to British society
By Keren David
Educators from JWA’s dating programme have already visited 11 Jewish schools to teach students how to spot and respond to controlling behaviours.
Keren David recounts her experience on the Junior League touchline
Dina Ben-Yakir and Huda Abu Arqoub explain why Women Wage Peace could be the solution to an intractable problem
By Jennifer Lipman
In an interview with the JC, former defence minister Moshe Ya’alon attacks the Netanyahu government and extremism in the Knesset
By Jenni Frazer
By Lucy Cohen Blatter