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The Guardian, the BBC and the weaponisation of antisemitism against Nigel Farage

It’s an effort to cast the Reform UK leader as far right when he and his party are mainstream. He should be judged on his actions today, not on schoolboy insults from half a century ago

Gluten free Chanukah gingerbread cookies

Get festive with these delicious, free-from treats

Shul ‘breaks down every barrier’ for Bodie to celebrate his bar mitzvah

Bodie Diskin’s mum, Clare, has been vlogging the run-up to the big day for her son, who is severely autistic

We need to address domestic abuse, say leading rabbis

Rabbis across the community are highlighting the issue before the Jewish Women’s Aid Shabbat, starting on November 28

Healing sanctuary planned in memory of British IDF hero

Benji Needham was killed in Gaza on December 3, 2023

Former BNP leader Nick Griffin in court accused of ‘stirring up racial hatred’

Griffin is alleged to have shared a cartoon featuring a giant spider with a Star of David on its head

Now is a good time to reimagine Holocaust education

The revised National Curriculum gives us a golden opportunity to improve the teaching of the Holocaust

Aliyah: The shipping forecast

The US moves toward a reckoning with the Muslim Brotherhood

With Texas leading an unprecedented state-level terror designation and federal scrutiny intensifying, America is edging toward a decisive showdown with the Islamists and their network of affiliates

A day in the life of a neurotic Gen Z Jew

Dystopian paranoia, health anxiety and social media mania: Eliana Jordan’s tragi-comic reflection on 20-something existence

Oscar-winning documentary maker Richard Trank moves to Israel to make October 7 film

‘I resigned from my synagogue because I disagree with its stance on Israel’

There is an ever-widening schism within the community, the emotion of which synagogues and their leadership seem unprepared to confront, shul-goers tell Eliana Jordan

All My Sons review: Bryan Cranston is terrific in this new Arthur Miller revival ★★★★

Ivo van Hove’s direction of the author’s 1955 hit peels back the central family’s secrets with cinematic vigour

October 7 victims’ families sue crypto firm Binance over Hamas financing

The company’s CEO, Changpeng Zhao, was pardoned by President Trump despite admitting breaking sanctions on Iran and failing to report transactions involving terror groups

‘I’ve stopped worrying about my times. For me, it’s about enjoying and finishing races’

Damian Schogger has clocked up over 1,250 miles in marathon running

Manchester police chief criticises decision to ban Maccabi fans

‘I think banning generally is problematic, both practically and tactically’, said Sir Stephen Watson