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'I am alive today because of Jami': Mental health charity's clients make appealing case for its work

Dinner guests told how lives have been transformed

Police investigate after Hasmonean boys 'physically abused' on bus

Headteacher asks police to patrol buses 'on all Hasmonean routes in the morning and evening to enable our students to travel in safety'

Letters Page, 9th November 2018

Norma Neville, Professor Tony Kushner, David Lawson, Martin D. Stern, Stan Labovitch, Laurence Kingsley, Ceila Dignana, Miriam Levin, Gordon Kay, Alan Schneider and Malcolm Gerber share their views with JC readers

Top films of this year's festival: Work in progress

The Heymann brothers (Mr Gaga, Who’s Gonna Love Me Now? ) are back with this entertaining and thought-provoking web series, in which influential YouTubers engage in dialogue with fellow Israelis who are on the other end of the political spectrum, or otherwise come from different social or cultural backgrounds. As a social experiment, #work_in_progress demonstrates that, despite Israel’s deep inner divisions, its people have the will and the way to build bridges rather than walls.

Top films of this year's festival: The Patriot

The Patriot tells the extraordinary story of French-Israeli hacker Gregory Chelli (also known as Ulcan), a controversial fighter in the war against the leaders of an extreme antisemitic movement in France and their army of activists.

Obituary: Eli Benson

Transformative, energetic UK Chief of MDA, Israel's only ambulance service

Obituary: Jo Wagerman

Indefatigable head teacher who won grant maintained status for JFS

This rabbi loves the spell Harry Potter casts

Father of ten, Rabbi Moshe Freedman, has a special reason for loving the magical series

Labour snubs MP Luciana Berger over assault threat

Exclusive: Party failed to contact her despite police launching probe into abuse by members

Preserving stories from home and battlefronts

Bad language... Good, bad, silent

The Jewish Chronicle leader column, November 9 2018

Trudeau apologises for turning away wartime Jewish refugee ship

Refugees on board the MS St Louis were sent back to Europe, where more than 250 died in the Holocaust

Theatre review: Sholom Aleichem, In The Old Country

This solo show deserves audience support says John Nathan

Theatre Review: White Teeth

This adaptation of Zadie Smith's novel lacks bite, says John Nathan

France backpedals plans to honour Marshal Pétain

Emmanuel Macron had said on Wednesday that the Nazi collaborator was 'a great soldier'

Man, 98, suffers life-threatening injuries in attack at home

Police are urging anyone who may have seen something suspicious in the vicinity to get in touch