The ‘man with the golden ear’ who called me a ‘baby Whitney’

Clive Davis carried himself with the confidence of someone who had helped shape American popular culture. He had an aura about him, something I could not quite put my finger on

Ukraine – the country where soldiers queue to thank a rabbi

Russia’s Nazi slurs against Kyiv collapse on contact with reality. Here, Judaism means resistance and resilience – exactly what scares the Kremlin most

Universities have failed Jewish students – now government must broaden fight against campus antisemitism

Ministers must go further, with statutory investigations, stronger sanctions and a joined-up strategy to confront hate and extremism in higher education

The Democrat Party is in the grip of a band of lunatics – but the crisis is also an opportunity

As the party lurches to the far left and obsesses about Israel, a new mainstream coalition could gain ground among Jews, African Americans, Hispanics and Chinese Americans

Cold brews, laptops and missile scars: Allenby Street a year on from the 12-Day War

When I noted the dissonance between customers sipping coffee in the sunshine and the bombed-out building across the road, Yuval just shrugged: ‘That’s Israel,’ and called the next order

Letters to the Editor, July 3 2026

Who was Winnie the Pooh’s biggest fan?

Letters to the Editor, June 26 2026

Burnham’s disappointing cop out over the genocide libel against Israel

To fight antisemitism seriously is not merely to denounce abuse after it appears – it is to reject the falsehoods that give it moral permission

We built our own Pride when we were pushed out. This year, we march back in – on our terms

We did not return by softening who we are or by going quiet until the trouble blew over. We returned by insisting that Jews belong in queer spaces as fully and unapologetically as anyone else