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Corbyn’s CLP to debate rejecting international definition of antisemitism

EXCLUSIVE: The motion for the Junction Ward branch meeting also laments the “unjust expulsions of many good socialist comrades”

Israeli expats gather for anti-Netanyahu protest at London embassy

Action was taken to show solidarity with anti-government demonstrators in Israel

Jewish composer premieres new music at concert in Hampstead Garden Suburb

Noah Max and the Echo Ensemble performed classical repertoire at the ambitious event

Black Lives Matter inspires Liberals' inclusivity drive

Action group will promote inclusivity for black Jews and Jews of colour within the movement

Thought of teaching? This new organisation can help

TalentEducators is looking to bring new people into Jewish education

In tech times we still need to invest in people

Learning online may be fine but there is no substitute for good teachers

New inspection framework puts emphasis on spiritual development

Pikuach launches its revised handbook for inspecting Jewish studies in schools

The worries of an A-level mother in Covid-19 year

Just a week to go before results are out but it's been a long and question-filled wait

Top hats in Joburg: the global reach of the United Synagogue

The 150-year-old organisation has had an influence far beyond these shores

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Helping Camp Simcha with the ‘care necessities’ for those with children in hospital

Herts family draw on their own experience to bring home comforts for young patients and family members staying with them

Austrian Holocaust descendants to be eligible for citizenship from September 1

Applicants will be required to file paperwork at the country's consulate in London

It’s the United Synagogue that keeps us Jewish

'This is a time to focus on the remarkable historical contribution the United Synagogue has made to British Jewry over multiple generations.'

Masorti secures emergency funding but fears financial issues ahead

'We are anticipating a challenging situation because of what looks like an impending recession and an increased demand for our services'

Noam goes the (social) distance for summer camp

Masorti youth movement rises to the challenge of organising a face-to-face event

McCluskey threatens review of Labour funding after payout to whistleblowers

The Unite general secretary said the settlement was 'an abuse of members’ money'