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Roald Dahl's family apologises for his antisemitism

Statement on author’s official website accepts his views caused ‘lasting and understandable hurt’

Strictly Orthodox primary: ‘Pupils must stay at home if they go to a simchah’

Torah Vodaas Primary for boys in Barnet says there have been 'a number of people in the community contracting the virus through attending [weddings] and simchahs' recently

McDonnell sparks anger with claim that Wimborne-Idrissi is 'decent, sincere socialist’

Comment comes after Labour’s suspension of the Jewish Voice For Labour official

By adopting IHRA, universities would show leadership on tackling antisemitism

Higher education has a unique role to play in the fight against anti-Jewish racism

Amos Luzzatto

Celebrated Italian polymath who explored the role of Jews within wider European society

Herbert Kretzmer

Acclaimed theatre critic, and lyricist who could “hear the people sing”

Adolf Hitler wins election – but insists he has no plans to take over the world

Adolf Hitler Uunona is a local politician in Namibia

I can't fight the power of Santa

Josh Howie is done with trying to big up Chanukah against the might of Christmas. Instead he has a cunning plan...

Ask not for whom the bells jingle

The prime minister has decreed we will have Christmas - and we all know what that means for Jews

My stab at taking an antibody test

'It is near impossible to milk my finger while keeping it steady enough to direct each drop into the tube'

Gerald Downing: Ipso rules against JC

Review: The Light at the End of the Day

Wasserberg seems drawn to the divide between darkness and light in the world, and the deceptive tales people tell in order to survive through illusion

Review: Britain and Europe in 
a Troubled World

Bogdanor is at his most incisive when analysing the cultural shift that took anti-European sentiment from the fringes of UK politics into the mainstream

Jewish singer-songwriter releases Christmas charity single

The proceeds from ‘Waiting in for Santa Claus’ will go to hospitals in London

New to shul? It’s tough for rabbis who have joined congregations during the pandemic

Orthodox, Liberal and Reform ministers explain how they are trying to make the best of a difficult situation

JCoSS closes a week early to enable Covid-free holiday

Final week of term will be taught remotely for most pupils to help reduce risk of infection