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Woman who smuggled Jewish children from Nazi-occupied France dies of coronavirus

Frida Wattenberg, who died on Friday, joined the French resistance aged 16

Leket Israel benefits from farmers’ generosity, to feed those in need

Experimental Israeli drug used to treat hospitalised coronavirus patient

It has now received the green light for use in three hospitals in northern Italy

The Jewish distance learning classes flourishing during the lockdown

Thousands of students around the world are taking part in Jewish studies courses

Board wishes PM 'full and speedy recovery'

Prime minister's condition worsened on Monday, 10 days after he contracted coronavirus

Netanyahu and Gantz on the brink of a deal, but key differences remain

Disagreements on judicial appointments are proving to be a last-minute hurdle, with Blue & White and Labour both set to join Likud

Starmer vows to 'begin work immediately' tackling Labour antisemitism

New party leader says he will close Labour HQ for a day for Jewish leaders to come in to provide antisemitism training

We have to be honest - antisemitism in Labour is a cultural problem

Writing in the JC, Labour's new leader makes a frank admission as he sets out how problem will be tackled

Chakrabarti removed from Labour's Shadow Cabinet

Her name became synonymous with the 'whitewash' in her 2016 investigation into antisemitism in Jeremy Corbyn's Labour

Sebastian Kurz: Benjamin Netanyahu’s top European fan?

The Austrian chancellor is so far the only western European leader to congratulate the Israeli prime minister on his election victory a month ago

Employment charity has a tough job on its hands because of coronavirus

Resource clients are reporting 'contracts that have been abruptly ended, imminent redundancies and other doom and gloom'

Starmer to hold talks with Jewish community leaders

Sir Keir is to meet with members of JLM, the Board of Deputies, the JLC and the CST on Tuesday

Women's charity warns of increased threat of abuse during lockdown

JWA: 'Women are scared of being trapped at home with the person abusing them'

Moses Monkey comes to Youtube

Classical Pesach offers a musical introduction to the story of the Exodus for nursery chiildren

Our rabbis did too little, too late to ease Pesach

'The rabbinate should have been preaching, day and night, that for once we should have been holding ourselves to simpler standards this Pesach'

Former Jewish Care Chairman dies after contracting coronavirus

Michael Goldmeier, who spent five years as chairman of Jewish Care, has died aged 73