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Do these 22 songs tell the story of Anglo-Jewry?

From the sublime Amy Winehouse, to the ridiculous Matt Lucas, Jonny Brick picks the pop songs that best represent Anglo-Jewry's musical legacy

Deli delight for this Essex girl

Have you missed hanging out at a deli? Miranda Levy sings the praises of a Chigwell institution

Mumford & Sons co-founder who quit over abuse reveals his family was murdered in the Holocaust

Winston Marshall was attacked online for praising a book critical of far-left extremism

Treasure trails and furry tails

Angela Kiverstein picks children’s books celebrating friends, courage, magic and silliness

Economic freedom is the key to Middle East peace and prosperity

This autumn we plan to bring students from the UAE and Bahrain to Israel to learn about economic freedom

Minorities should be ‘sterilised’ - neo-Nazi

Surrey man jailed over a string of terrorist offences

Three congregations build to shared future in Stanmore

The new Mosaic synagogue in Stanmore will house Reform, Liberal and Masorti communities

The last thing Batley and Spen needed was Galloway

JC Leader, 24 June 2021

Museum seeks relics of 18th Century Sephardi community in London

Curators are seeking menorahs, dreidls and pre-1800 furniture

A hijack, a church and a ban for Civilisation 24pt if copy is long

Rabbi resigns removal of rabba

Rabbi Michael Harris announced his resignation as senior research fellow on Tuesday evening

Rabba attacks ‘brain drain’ of women

Lindsey Taylor-Guthartz has encountered 'so many women who are very unhappy' with their place in Jewish religious life

For the Orthodox, tradition is at the heart of who we are

The title 'rabba' is emblematic of a wider issue

The Jewish heroes of TikTok

The social media platform TikTok is hugely popular and it’s being used to fight hate and ignorance

There is nothing illiberal about nationalism

Israel is a safe haven but it is just as important to hold state, tribe and community dear

Oliver Zeffman: Making things happen

The music stopped for conductor Oliver Zeffman when the pandemic hit, but he soon thought of new projects, he tells Jenni Frazer