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London producers sell rights to 'most expensive Israeli series ever made'

Drama series 'Valley of Tears' revisits Yom Kippur tank battle

Surviving lockdown with lists and lies

David Cohen's new book - written very fast - is essential reading during the current pandemic

Government increases the number allowed at stone-settings

The maximum has been raised to 15, a decision welcomed by communal groups

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Review: Inside Story - A Novel

Really part novel, part memoir, it is not difficult to decide which part is better. The novel is too long, largely dull and should have been better edited

Herbert Kretzmer: the lyrics and laughter live on

John Nathan pays tribute to the lyricist of Les Miserables, who died this week

Review: The Yellow Bird Sings

Far from perfect book, Jennifer Lipman cannot shake this poignant tale from her mind

Review: Never Alone

There is a seam of self-justification running through the book as Sharansky seeks to explain his political decisions

Film review: Rebecca

Do we really need a remake of A Hitchcock classic? Linda Marric is almost convinced

Poetic voice of ‘austere beauty’ wins Nobel

Louise Glück has been publishing poetry for more than 60 years

The mixed-faith chupah may have a ripple effect

Liberal Judaism’s decision to allow mixed-faith blessings under the chupah confirms its boundary-pushing reputation. But where the Liberals have boldly gone before, Reform have usually followed

We meant ghetto chic, not pogroms: label in branding backlash

The Yiddish-influence streetwear company issued a clarification about its name after it was accused by online users of cultural appropriation

Working out a balanced life

In his latest Jewniversity column, David Edmonds looks at the work of prolific organisational psychologist Cary Cooper

IDF readies itself for war with Hezbollah in north

Despite Covid-19 outbreaks in the IDF bases, a large scale combat exercise is to be held the week after next

Gal Gadot, Cleopatra and denial

The casting of Israeli Gal Gadot as Cleopatra prompted a social media storm as she was accused of the ‘theft’ of an ‘Arab’ or ‘black’ role. But Jewish actresses formed our idea of the Egyptian queen

Jewish Amazonian violinist to play his own lockdown concerto to Shoah-survivor cellist

Leon Keuffer, who left Brazil with his mother aged 16, will play his composition as part of an evening of commemoration