Film student Elizabeth Leff wrote and directed the comedy short Nonprofit based on her experience working for a Jewish nonprofit in Washington DC
This was the second night featuring the Mercury Prize-nominated indie-folk artist
Tom Reuveny, who took gold in the windsurfing at the Paris games said that he was spurred on by the haters
Rabbi Daniel Rowe says criticism of the Talmud is escaping neo-Nazi forums, and becoming mainstream
As the Israeli biotech start-up in Rehovot seeks regulatory approval abroad, its team assures that it will work in tandem with farmers, not against them
Nikhita Lesler plays a young mixed race football fan in the latest rendition of Hannah Kumari’s one-woman play
Report warns that the Jewish state could be hit by thousands of strikes every day
Planning your trip to the Edinburgh Fringe? From stand-up bagels to the last word in maternal advice, here are the gigs you need to know about
Long Island Compromise review: ‘sharp, addictive and gasp-inducing’
After 12 years my school runs are now over, and I want to do every journey again
Gila’s way to help prevent suicide in young people
Sapphic Shabbat: Queer Jews find sanctuary over Friday night dinner
Jack Schlossberg is JFK’s only grandchild, and could one day be the first Jewish president – but how Jewish is he?
The composer of Wicked, Stephen Schwartz has a new production opening in London – can The Baker’s Wife finally put its troubled past behind it, 50 years on? John Nathan meets the greatest living composer in contemporary musical theatre
A new Museum of the Home exhibit immerses visitors in the daily life of an East End Jewish family preparing for Shabbos
The comics have a long Jewish history, but the MCU has recently been accused of abandoning its Jewish fans
The MP for Tottenham has backed the ICC’s arrest warrant for Netanyahu and called for the proscription of Iran’s IRCG
Working to combat antisemitism as Second Gentleman has “driven me a lot closer to faith,” Doug Emhoff said
From protesting the cost of pastrami to rating cookies, Noah Rinsky showcases the everyday antics of the Larry David demographic to the TikTok generation
The social media star and former JFS boy, known for his energetic magic trick videos, said he lost ‘almost a million’ followers after October 7
As a beleaguered democracy facing a savage terrorist group, the dichotomy is acute for the Jewish state
Jo David has drawn on her experience delivering High Holy Day sermons to write a Regency romance
The Hamas attack brought together modern anti-Israel activism with centuries of racism, says Dave Rich
Instagram’s champion of Jewish pride and food talks to the JC about cooking up a storm despite the haters
Many Jewish women have found their voice fighting hatred on social media in the months following October 7
When Gaby Koppel decided to reclaim her Berlin-born father’s nationality, being handed a passport alone didn’t quite pass muster...
The colourful trendsetter found fame in her 80s with the ‘more is more, and less is a bore' mantra
Rachel Cockerell’s genre-bending debut book ‘Melting Point’ about the search for a Jewish homeland blends the history of Zionism with her own family story
Educational content creators on TikTok are fighting disinformation one myth-busting video at a time
Mark Glanville believed a haemorrhage on his vocal chords had brought his singing career to an end...until he began picking up the liturgical melodies at Westminster Synagogue
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