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Rose harissa and pea pilau with crunchy onions

An unusual and delicious Middle Eastern/Indian vegan side dish

Chelsea minyan scores with supporters on opening day

SW3 attracts more than 80 people to Shabbat service and kiddush

Reinventing Estonia

Head beyond Tallinn to discover how the country is transforming its Soviet past to attract visitors

The Jews who mapped the stars

As William Shatner reaches for the stars, Eli Abt looks back at the sages who studied them

The problem with poltergeists

A rabbi explains how he handles things that go bump in the night

Steadying the ship at JFS

'Change is never easy,' the chair of governors acknowledges

From the JC archive: October 19 1962

Currently featured in the BBC series Ridley Road, here's the JC's report on the trial of British Nazi Colin Jordan - and in Germany, Nazis go on trial for the murder of tens of thousands of people

Auschwitz survivor and resistance fighter Freddie Knoller dies aged 100

Knoller, who was born in Vienna, also survived torture and a death march

CAA was determined to make sure that this time, Bristol would have no choice but to act

Finally, MPs can now buy kosher and halal food in Parliament

Change comes after years of campaigning

Vayera

“See now, I have two daughters who had never been intimate with a man, I will bring them out to you so you can do with them whatever you like, but do not do anything to these men, as they come under the shelter of my roof” Genesis 19:8

Concentration camp secretary 'typed up execution orders'

Irmgard Furchner, 96 faces charges of aiding and abetting killing of 11,412 inmates at Stutthof

Learn from the pride of the new generation

Younger activists are leading the way in standing up to haters with pride in their heritage

Pro-Palestine academic pays libel damages

Dr Ronit Lentin has apologised and withdrawn tweets containing 'untruthful assertions'

The JC Letters Page, 29 October 2021

JC readers share their views

Fascist-fighters meet Mosley’s grandson

Jewish film student's documentary reveals the story of a legendary anti-racist group