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It’s time to strengthen links across the Jewish diaspora

UJS leadership fellow Libbi Myers reflects on a recent trip to New York City to visit the Jewish community there

Israeli start up develops ‘brain-decoding’ AI in hopes of treating Alzheimer’s disease and PTSD

The firm has trained its AI model, named Descartes, using 250,000 hours of EEG brain data

Jewish summer camps: the best reason to be optimistic about our future

More than a thousand young people building friendships rooted in shared values and experiences – learning, debating, singing and discovering what Judaism means to them. That is not a community in decline, but one investing in the next generation

From Hasmonean to Hong Kong: the headteacher who spent nearly two decades at the helm of the ‘jewel in the crown’ of Hong Kong’s Jewish community

Rachel Friedmann found the role of headteacher at Hong Kong’s only Jewish school 17 years ago through an ad in the JC – a position which is now available once again

Israeli mother and daughter missing in Vienna as embassy appeals for information

Mali and Liel Yahalomi were last seen in the Austrian capital last Friday

Nearly a fifth of 2026 Seattle hate crimes targeted Jews, who make up one per cent of the population

An even more significant proportion of hate crimes in New York were recorded against Jews, according to recently released data

Medals galore plus memories they will cherish for a lifetime

Meet the Jewish women building businesses around their passions

From fitness to murals to nutrition advice, women are building businesses of their own and becoming their own bosses

West Bank settlements ‘not going anywhere,’ Israeli envoy tells UN

Danny Danon said the settlements, which are considered a breach of international law by most UN members, are ‘not temporary outposts, but homes, families, and strong, beautiful communities’

Cambridge investigates claims Iran dissidents were misquoted in doctorate that ‘whitewashes’ the regime

Shirin Saeidi was awarded a PhD and hired as a professor in the US but was sacked for anti-Israel posts

Zoë Garbett has much to learn from Haifa’s first Jewish mayor

Shabtai Levy, nicknamed Abuna – ‘our father’ in Arabic – for his commitment to coexistence, understood that even during a bitter war his responsibility was to all the city’s residents. It is a model of civic leadership worth remembering in Hackney today

Hawaij-spiced apple galette with salted honey glaze

A Rosh Hashanah classic in the making

Miliband demands settler violence crackdown in first call with Israeli foreign minister

Gideon Sa’ar welcomed British measures introduced to tackle the IRGC

Beware the parental minefield on results day

The pressure to achieve top grades can be immense, especially in our tight-knit community. Here’s how I’ll be easing the pressure for my kids – and myself

Police take more than 800 witness statements in Bondi shooting investigation

The alleged killer, Naveed Akram, 24, is being held in a maximum security prison

Actor Louise Lasser dies aged 87

Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman actress and former wife of Woody Allen whose life and career was marred by mental health difficulties