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Finchley & Golders Green MP to plant crocus garden in memory of child Holocaust victims

Mr Freer said he wished to 'do something locally' following visits to the children's memorial at Yad Vashem in Jerusalem.

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“Moses went and spoke these things to all Israel” Deuteronomy 31:1

Shabbat and Yom Kippur times October 4-11

Shabbat and fast times for the coming week

Brooklyn synagogue attacked on Rosh Hashanah during service

Both the city mayor and the state governor in New York condemned the attack and pledged greater police protection

Theatre review: The Watsons

This adaptation of Jane Austen's unfinished novel has a mind of its own

Entering the the mind of a killer

Yehuda Nahari Halevi plays the man who killed Israel's President Yitzhak Rabin in a new film. Anne Joseph asked him how he inhabited the role of an assassin

How David Ben-Gurion stood with Britain in its darkest hour

Visiting London before the High Holy Days in 1940, the future Israeli PM said he was 'dumbfounded at the level-headedness of this wonderful nation'

Can the BBC keep up with my 613 episode show?

Ashley Blaker's Goyish Guide to Judaism is back on Radio 4

Why won't my Charedi community accept my son is gay?

'I love my son with all my heart, I accept him for who he is and want nothing more than for him to live a healthy, fulfilling and Jewishly-connected life, surrounded by people who feel the same way about him'.

Helping other religious groups in Britain stay safe - the CST's new initiative

'Inundated with requests for assistance' after the Christchurch Mosque attacks, the UK's Jewish communal security organisation is using its expertise to aid others

‘Mum said I was a failure. Emunah helped me succeed’

Story of hope moves supporters of Israel welfare charity at London fundraiser

Chilled apples with rosewater

This refreshing apple dish is customary for some Persian families to break their fast on.

Yemenite Jews in Stamford Hill: A failed experiment?

Between the early 1990s and 2010, an estimated 20 Yemenite families were brought to London by the Charedi sect - but issues with integration quickly became apparent

The career that went right

Kenny Wax, the man behind The Play That Goes Wrong, is one of the UK’s most successful producers - a far cry from his beginnings as an usher

Larry Sanders: Green Party activist

In contrast to Trump's woes, Zelensky has less to worry about

The scandal that has swept the US has not resonated as extensively in Ukraine