The Jewish Chronicle

Artist taking on dark side of Luther’s legacy

Family of dead student ‘tortured’ by North Kore...

Israel optimistic about new Saudi crown prince

Mohammad bin Salman Al Saud appears to be serious about modernising the kingdom

Jewish Ossoff misses out on leading the anti-Trump backlash

Democrat took six per cent fewer votes than winner in Republican stronghold.

Ivanka and Jared invited to China ahead of President Trump

The couple are extremely popular in the Asian nation.

Otto Warmbier, student released by N. Korea, dies

Family accuses totalitarian regime of torturing their son, who was heavily involved in Jewish campus life in the US.

Thousands attend funeral of Border Police officer

Staff-Sgt. Maj. Malka was killed by three Palestinian terrorists on Saturday

Student released by North Korea was 'member of Hillel'

Otto Warmbier was detained for a year after stealing a propaganda poster

NZ ‘not apologetic’ as diplomatic ties with Israel restored

Row was kick-started when Kiwis backed controversial UN resolution on territory beyond the Green Line

Jewish director of Uber resigns amid sexism row

Billionaire David Bonderman made a controversial comment during a meeting about sexism within the company.

Jewish centre bomb-hoaxer pleads guilty

Former journalist Juan Thompson sent threatening emails in an elaborate attempt to bully his ex-girlfriend

Grossman wins Man Booker International Prize

The £50,000 prize is shared with the book’s English translator, Jessica Cohen

Granddaughter of Nazi sympathisers writes apology letter to Shoah survivor

German woman whose mother grew up in the former house of US survivor says she is ‘ashamed’.

Israeli tennis star dies in New York cycling accident

Dan Hanegby was riding a Citi Bike – the Big Apple’s equivalent of London’s Boris bikes.

Trump intelligence leak on Isis laptop bomb ‘came from Israeli hackers’

Israeli officials are concerned that any information shared with the US could now reach Iran via Russia.

Satmar sect protest Israeli draft laws

The gathering was intended to express solidarity with Charedi yeshiva students in Israel

Broadcaster shelves antisemitism film

According to media reports, the German TV station found the film ‘provocative’

Ugandan Jews' agricultural project is sweet success

The Putti village in eastern Uganda will soon sell their water-melons, onions, peppers and tomatoes to shop-keepers in the nearby town of Mbale