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World Jewish Relief helps victims of devastating earthquake in Colombia

Aid is being delivered by local partner Cadena

From London to Alaska, Chabad-style

The rabbi of West Hampstead Chabad writes how journeying to a destination thousands of miles away brought him and his fellow travellers closer to Hashem

‘Music unlocks emotions’ – the therapy helping families get through illness at Chai Cancer Care

The hardest work is to train our minds

Continuing our series on counting our blessings

If the Chinese regime is funding pro-Gaza marches on London’s streets, democracy is at risk

Protest group Code Pink is under investigation by the US Congress, accused of receiving hundreds of thousands of dollars from a network linked to the Communist Party in Beijing

Stamford Hill school fights council order to move because of noise

Talmud Torah London hopes the Court of Appeal will allow it to stay put

Israeli student stripped of gold medal at computer Olympiad after waving flag on podium

The display defied boycott restrictions against the Jewish State, which prevent competitors from competing under the national flag, similar to those from Russia and Belarus

UAE cuts off trade with Iran after missile strikes

The Gulf nation has intercepted more than 3,000 Iranian missiles and drones since the start of the war

How new right-wing parties outside Netanyahu’s camp may decide Israel’s election

If they manage to enter the Knesset and neither established bloc reaches 61 seats, they could determine who governs the country and under what conditions

Cambridge-linked education project teaches children October 7 hostages were ‘prisoners of war’

Students were also told that Hamas was just Israel’s ‘excuse’ to justify attacks on Gaza and were presented with maps erasing the Jewish State

Israeli attack on airbase could have sparked ‘military confrontation’ with Syria and Turkey, says US envoy

Tom Barrack insists the strikes on the Syrian site ‘carried a real risk of rapid escalation’

IDF recovers remains of fallen soldier missing for 44 years

Staff Sergeant Yehuda Katz was killed in the Battle of Sultan Yacoub in Lebanon in 1982

Letters to the Editor, August 21 2026

Having a laugh: Jewish comedy gold at Fringe

From phallic pranks to wisecracks about the Middle East and dating dramas, this year’s Edinburgh festival is rich in heimishe humour

The sale of uncritical copies of Mein Kampf in London is another sign of the breakdown in norms and standards

Aafaq bookshop sold a version that failed to mention Hitler’s crimes and chose to locate it next to works on psychology on a main display table

Elliott didn’t just take photos. He allowed us to be seen

The co-founders of campaign group Stop The Hate write about why the loss of Elliott Franks will be felt so deeply