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Next three months will be 'critical' for the Jewish community, says JLC chair

As he starts his second three-year term, Jonathan Goldstein speaks to our political editor about what he aims to do

'The lessons we keep forgetting' about pandemics

Mark Honigsbaum discusses his book, The Pandemic Century, and why the death toll in the Jewish community is an 'epidemiological, immunological and genetic puzzle'

‘Beauty is recession-proof — people always want to look their best’

From Dame Joan Collins to the Spice Girls, they've all worked with Alex Silver, who built her PR business around ethical beauty brands

Communal outrage over killing of George Floyd

Leaders urge Jews to show solidarity with black communities

Time to establish principles on abuse

A new body is required to make sure Jewish organisations deal with the problem in an accountable, professional and sympathetic way

Man who redefined the patient experience dies at 51

Michael Seres, who had Crohn’s disease, blogged about his health experiences to an audience of over 100,000

A new film version of Fiddler? I can’t wait!!!!

JC readers may oppose the idea of a remake of Fiddler on the Roof, but John Nathan begs to differ

Home Office probe into child sex abuse revealed

EXCLUSIVE: The government has been investigating child abuse within the UK’s strictly Orthodox communities

Israeli and Middle Eastern food deliveries reviewed

From hummus to home cooking, there's is plenty to make your mouth water in the new normal

British spears

Asparagus and spring vegetable pasta

Quick and easy for a simple supper

Bird woman of the Highlands continuing her rescue act

Lady Broscova-Righetti’s background is as colourful as the wildlife she is devoted to protecting

Safety measures in place as pupils begin the slow return to school

'A huge amount of planning has gone into creating safe spaces,' reports schools' chief

Masorti to consider streaming Shabbat and Yomtov services

The American Conservative movement last month approved digital prayer on Shabbat as long as computer is switched on before

Argentinian ‘admirer of Hitler’ banknote condemned

1940s health minister Ramón Carrillo also allegedly employed SS officer and concentration camp doctor Carl Vaernet

Only one suspected illegal Jewish school under investigation

Loophole in law means other cases are beyond the reach of Ofsted