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How Temple Fortune became a stylish shopper’s paradise

Long derided as ‘pensioner land’, Temple Fortune is subtly turning into north London’s answer to Bond Street, says Zoe Strimpel

Kindertransport refugee and ‘legendary’ volunteer Harry Heber passes away aged 95

Harry Heber arrived in Harwich aged 7 as a Kindertransport refugee and, after retiring, went on to create more than 60,000 pairs of prescription glasses for people in need

Israel tightens speed-camera enforcement as road deaths rise

Traffic police say ‘not a single shekel’ in fines will go to the force and that the measure is designed to improve safety

Polish club could face Uefa sanctions after supporters ‘aimed Nazi salutes’ at Israeli fans

The ugly scenes occurred after GKS Katowice were knocked out of the Uefa Conference League by Hapoel Tel Aviv

Meet your new robot guide to thousands of years of Jewish thought

The world’s biggest library of historic Jewish texts has created a chatbot to help users navigate the vast collection

Labour’s historic IRGC ban is a crucial step against Iran’s threat in the UK – but we must go much further

The government needs to expose Tehran’s links to charities and NGOs, sanction regime media, elites and proxies, expel the supreme leader’s representative and introduce tougher laws against extremist groups and hate preachers

Film honouring Holocaust rescuers wins Best Short award at major US festival

The Righteous Road Trip was made in association with Jewish News and was directed by Emmy-winner Vanessa Roth

Blaming everything on the Jews – the Democrats’ descent into utter madness

The party has traded bread-and-butter politics for an obsession with Israel, elevating candidates like El-Sayed because of, not despite, their extreme outlook and caring more about ‘Palestine’ than the average American pay cheque

Poppy-plum slab cake (mákos lepény)

A modern take on a Yiddishe classic

A* in the making: Jewish schools toast stellar A-level results

Hundreds of students in Jewish schools across England secured top grades and university places

The level of online antisemitism normalised in the Netherlands is pathological

From conspiracy theories about alleged Jewish power and control to Holocaust denial and trivialisation, a new study underscores the urgent need for government against rising digital hate

Global antisemitism continues to transform online Jewish dating

The pursuit of justice: this week’s sidrah, Shoftim

“Justice, justice shall you pursue, so that you may live and inherit the Land that the Lord your God is giving you” Deuteronomy 16:20

IDF sends troops to break settler siege of West Bank village

Extremists have been blockading Qusra since Sunday, repelling evacuation attempts by the military

Mizrahim were marginalised for so long – but could they now be about to take power in Israel?

Born to Moroccan immigrants, Gadi Eisenkot is contending to become prime minister in October in what would be a demographic sea-change for the country

Britain must confront the Islamic Republic’s hidden war on our streets

Our revelations about Tehran blackmailing UK-based Iranian dissidents into attending anti-Israel protests, alongside claims that a Cambridge thesis “whitewashed” the regime, expose less visible ways Iran seeks to exploit and divide our country