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University faces backlash after hundreds of students vote against creation of Jewish society

The university of Essex also confirmed it would be investigating a member of staff who had published antisemitic material on social media

Letters Page, 22nd February

Nick Conway, Robert Dulin, Benjamin Conway & Bayla Perrin, Bernard Silver, Michael Romain and Dr Jonathan Myers share their views with JC readers

Obituary: Charles Stevens

Horrific wartime cruelty helped survivor become a faith-healer

Obituary: Maurice Franklin

From opera sets to chupah poles - the woodtuner who became Jacs President

When it comes to Brexit we must heed history

Much of the messaging that we have seen around Brexit singles out anyone who is different. We need to focus on the bigger issues, says Gina Miller

hope not hate survey

Rabbi who implicated Jews in Shoah to visit UK

The last time he planned to visit the UK, hundreds signed a petition in protest.

Beef prices may rise in the event of no-deal Brexit

Sources show that 30 to 50 per cent of kosher beef is imported from the Continent

Patients express outrage over plan to move Golders Green surgery

Relocation of Ravenscroft Medical Centre to Finchley would be 'disastrous', say elderly clients

Why São Paulo should be on your travel to-do list

Rio might be Brazil’s most famous city but Charlotte Pasha discovers there are plenty of reasons why you shouldn’t skip São Paulo

British Jewish groups condemn Netanyahu alliance with Israeli far-right

Likud has made a informal pact with the extremist Jewish Power faction

Great Challah Debate: Challah Mummy

The Challah Mummy likes a savoury twist on her challah

Court hears child sex abuse allegations against former Chabad teacher

Daniel Golomb, 46, faces 14 counts of indecent assault against four different boys aged between five and 12

Five Shabbat hacks you NEED to know

We're all pushed for time. Here are some ways get your Friday night dinner done - FAST

Teddy and me: a Jewish film maker inspired by a 70s soul singer

Olivia Lichtenstein used to slow dance to the music of Teddy Pendergrass. Now the award-winning film maker has made a documentary which traces how he and his Jewish manager fought for the rights of black musicians.

A message to Jennie Formby on George Galloway

As former Labour MP George Galloway announces his intention to rejoin the party, one young Jewish woman writes a heartfelt letter to Labour's general secretary