‘Never again’ is a more urgent message than ever

It is increasingly difficult to reconcile the language of remembrance with the reality facing Jewish communities today

How can the Beckhams defuse the Brooklyn broiges?

The world loves a celebrity family fall out. But the Beckham-Peltz predicament has lessons for us all – and can be solved

‘No mainstream Orthodox rabbinic body anywhere recognises women as rabbis’

While women can take leadership roles in an Orthodox community, halachic boundaries remain, argues a veteran rabbi

The stress of campus life is taking a profound toll on our children

Simply being Jewish on campus can be a source of constant, underlying anxiety – it should not be that way

Masih Alinejad exposed the UN’s moral bankruptcy in its silence on Iran

Her searing testimony at the Security Council stripped away decades of sanctimony, laying bare a United Nations that condemns Israel obsessively while averting its gaze from mass repression in the Islamic Republic

How Breads Bakery in New York became a target of anti-Zionist union activism

‘This is going to spread. This is not spontaneous. This is part of an effort to marginalise Jews and Israel’

To my fellow British Muslims: listen to the survivors of the Hamas October 7 attacks

Empathy does not require political agreement, but it does create the conditions for dialogue

Sometimes I wonder: would it be possible for Jews to go on strike?

Let’s put a moratorium on Bernstein and Sondheim and Hammerstein and Hart and Menhuin and Baremboim and Bette and Barbra.. take down those Chagalls, Modigliani’s and Soutine’s…need I go on?

Letters to the Editor, January 16 2026