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Urban Dictionary publishes vile definitions that mock Holocaust

The Auschwitz Memorial condemns the open-source platform, saying: 'Hateful language should not be promoted'

Grundman late show lifts Galaxy

Luke Lewis hailed North London Galaxy's spirit as goals from Jordan Grundman and Zac Rose earned what boss he described as "three precious points" following a last-gasp win over Brook Farm Rovers.

Finchley-born music executive gets star on Hollywood Walk of Fame

Lionel Richie, Justin Bieber, Sam Smith, Lewis Capaldi and Gregory Porter were among those to attend the ceremony

Kohler crushes Faithfold's title dream

BEN KOHLER was the hat-trick hero as MLFC Blue beat table-toppers Faithfold DocMM White in a five-goal thriller - their first defeat in six matches.

Maccabi's winning run halted by Snipe Inn

Manchester Maccabi suffered their first defeat of the season after losing 3-2 in the Division 1 Cup to Snipe FC.

Streatham terror attacker 'said Jews did worse to Muslims than the Nazis did to them'

Sudesh Amman was speaking in a WhatsApp chat that led to his imprisonment, the Crown Prosecution Service said

Labour expels member who accused Rachel Riley of 'prostituting' Jewish heritage

Bob James' tweets prompted the Countdown presenter to respond by asking if he was 'an official party spokesman'

Immanuel, Yavneh are this year’s A-listers

New figures show how Jewish schools fared in last year's A-levels

Immanuel's memorial quilt inspired by Windermere boy

A teacher's memory of her grandfather was behind a Holocaust remembrance project

IWM exhibition celebrates World War Two rescuers

Museum holds special session to encourage links with Jewish schools

A-LevelS 2019

The JewBus who mainstreamed meditation

A new book explores the encounter between Judaism and Buddhism

Jewdinese vs HMH

Goals from Adam Ellis, Alex Moss, Sam Monjack and Oscar Wagner eased HMH into the last four of the League Cup following a comfortable 4-0 win over first division Jewdinese at the Hive

Felsenstein revels in Israel running boom

When Danny Felsenstein first competed in Israel, in one of the first Tiberias marathons, it was 1979 and distance running was relatively small-scale. “At that time you would have 300 to 400 entrants in a race,” recalls Felsenstein, the JC’s Israel athletics contributor. “Now you get 35,000 in the Tel Aviv marathon, including the 10K and half marathon. That and the Jerusalem marathon are world-class events. There has definitely been a running boom in Israel.”

Israel FA to investigate racist chanting at Ligat Ha’Al game

In an unprecedented move, an Israeli referee halted a Ligat Ha’Al match due to racist chanting.

Maccabi leagues stand in support of mental awareness project

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