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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

The Jewish heroes of TikTok

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

We don't all have beards and peyot

'Almost inevitably, whenever I hear the word “Jew” on ITV, Sky News, the BBC or a host of national newspapers, the images show strictly-Orthodox Jews shopping in Golders Green or walking solemnly past London’s synagogues.'

Starmer’s clean-up is not over

The Labour leader must prevent his MPs holding Israel to standards never demanded of other nations

Museum seeks relics of 18th Century Sephardi community in London

Curators are seeking menorahs, dreidls and pre-1800 furniture

Film review: The Filmmaker's House

The director's Jewishness is under discussion in this intriguing film.

The last thing Batley and Spen needed was Galloway

JC Leader, 24 June 2021

Mosque’s warm welcome delights Covid vaccinator

Freddie Fulton says he wanted to make 'a nice gesture of interfaith in what could be a conflicted time'

Three congregations build to shared future in Stanmore

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

Stefan Zweig never recovered from being humiliated as a Jew

The author only wrote one book based on a specific Jewish story, but the themes were present througout his oeuvre

Young children should not learn about the Shoah

Ad man sold on the JC retiring after 49 years

Brian Kyte, the paper's outgoing property sales manager, was so highly valued that relocation plans were once changed to ensure he stayed

It's no joke: Mel Brooks really did offer to edit the JC on Yom Kippur

Though it pains Jenni Frazer to admit it, she said no

Man behind brutal attack on burial chief is spared jail

Simcha Hirsch struck Mr Hartog on the back of his head

Essex and Isle of Wight congregations join Reform

Additions to movement announced at online AGM

Entire Jewish community 'did not lock down early enough'

British Jews — from Charedim to progressives — were hit hard by the first wave