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Prisoners convert to Judaism for kosher food

Inspectors demanded an urgent investigation after a surge in Scottish prisoners identifying as Jewish - ostensibly to receive 'better quality' kosher food

Why does the Board still want to engage with Labour?

Board of Deputies letter to Shadow Cabinet is misguided, wrong-headed and counter-productive, writes Stephen Pollard.

JLC tells Labour Shadow ministers 'to be silent is to be complicit' over antisemitism

'Examine your consciences... To fail to lead is to allow evil to flourish,' Jonathan Goldstein tells Jeremy Corbyn's Shadow Cabinet

Rabbis acclaim moon landing

Jewish Agency Chair accuses Corbyn's Labour of 'mind-boggling' leniency on antisemitism

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Israeli tech firm ‘develops ability to access smartphone personal data’

New reports emerge concerning NSO Group, which previously made headlines for allegations it could hack WhatsApp

Chasidic man files suit over McDonald's 'no beard rule'

The unnamed claimant says the fast food giant's insistence he shaved his beard amounted to a 'violation of religious freedom'

The stranger who saved me

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Ben Uri loans key work for display in care home

Nightingale care home will be home to work of painter Solomon J Solomon, whose daughter was resident there

Court rejects appeal after Palestinian FA chief's 'burn Messi shirts' call

Jibril Rajoub had been given a £16,200 fine and a one-year ban from football by Fifa

Plan for no confidence motion in Jeremy Corbyn

Labour peers discuss an emergency meeting on Monday for a vote that, if passed, would be a major blow to his authority

Labour's latest hire shows yet again a woeful disregard for the Jewish community

The JLC had described Labour's new hire as 'beyond parody' - they are right, says Rosa Doherty

Major survey finds 80 per cent of public have witnessed some form of extremism

Commission for Countering Extremism spoke to around 3,000 experts and members of the public around the UK for the poll

Argentine Jews' search for justice 25 years after bombing

No one has ever been convicted of carrying out the 1994 attack in Buenos Aires that killed 85 people

Zelda Leon: Feel the fear and take a raincoat

Zelda's a pessimist and an introvert. Her husband's the opposite

The Klezmatics: Our own brand of world music

As the best-known klezmer band in the world prepares to take to the stage at Womad, Beverley D'Silva talks to founder member Frank London