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Ofsted: school must better prepare 'for life in modern Britain'

Beis Ruchel d'Satmar will not teach about sexual orientation or gender reassignment

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Mishpatim

“You shall not side with the mighty — or the crowd — to do wrong. When you give testimony in a lawsuit, do not pervert justice by siding with the crowd and do not show favouritism to a person just because this person is poor” Exodus 23:2-3

A new online resource — the complete works of Louis Jacobs

A new website, which will be launched at JW3 on Sunday, will make accessible the works of British Jewry's most acclaimed rabbinic scholar

Young-adult fiction writer Keren David’s upcoming novel takes on Jew-hate

David explores antisemitism through the eyes of teenage sisters

Film review: The Public

This film is a well-meaning dud, says Linda Marric

Chelsea to host antisemitism conference at Stamford Bridge

The conference will also seek to deepen security and economic ties between the UK and Israel

Aubergine siniya

A vegetarian twist on a Middle Eastern favourite

Cured mackerel salad with labneh

A simple-to-make starter or light lunch that's bursting with flavour and crunchy texture

Ofsted and DfE do not see eye to eye over LGBT, schools told

The interpretation of education guidelines is continuing to pose problems for many Jewish schools

Temple Fortune vs Borussia Barnet preview

There’s a huge game in store at SJP on Sunday, as Temple Fortune lock horns with Borussia Barnet in a promotion six-pointer.

Stratton stars as South Manchester beat leaders Wythenshawe

A stunning free-kick from Andy Brown saw South Manchester Sports Club win the top-of-the-table clash against Wythenshawe Wanderers in the Chesman League Division Two.

School textbook asks how Israel could have been a 'long-term cause' of 9/11

The book, published last year by Hodder Education, has been removed from sale

Leading a Jewish revival from Buckhurst Hill to Epping

As the population diminishes in the Redbridge heartlands of North East London, there are fresh signs that a new generation of Jews are moving further afield into Essex

Board voices concerns over impact of immigration policy on community

Board vice-president Amanda Bowman said costs would rise if it becomes harder to find care workers and security guards