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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

Even today, Germany has no law to recover plundered Judaica

Unlike acclaimed works of art, thousands of items stolen on Kristallnacht are lawfully held and sold on, François Rolland says

'There was a cart for the dead, a cart for the living'

Morris Buznic volunteered to fight for the British Army when a Jewish battalion was formed in 1917. This is his story.

The first step on the road to Auschwitz

The true meaning of the Night of Broken Glass only became clear to the outside world many years later

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How defeat solidified German antisemitism

Almost 100,000 Jews wore the German military uniform in the First World War, only to face a horrific fate by the Second

The world is a better place because of my friend Max Levitas

Jeremy Corbyn writes about the Cable Street veteran, who died at 103 last week

The hidden curriculum that leads to happiness

A balanced curriculum means more than just academics, says headteacher Alyson Lobo

UJIA chief executive to leave

After six years leading the charity, he is praised as 'a first-class professional, an outstanding Israel educator'

Kurz on Kristallnacht: 'We looked away for too long'

Austria’s youthful leader tells the JC about his country’s responsibility for the events of 1938 and how he wants to combat the Jew hate that still taints his homeland

MGBSFL Matchday 10 preview

The first round of the Peter Morrison Trophy southern centre takes centre stage, with the rematch between Oakwood A and Lions Vets the pick of the bunch.

Pro-Corbyn JVL asks members to help it conduct antisemitism training

Fringe group is condemned as 'the problem' and accused of 'seeking every opportunity to undermine attempts to rid our party' of Jew-hate

Israel's 'punch in the face' cuisine

Chef, Assaf Granit, has just opened a third London eatery - why does he think Israeli food is so popular?

Regulator appoints managers for charities under scrutiny

Achiezer and Achiezer Association Limited are under investigation for failing to submit accounts on time

The man who fought for Zambian statehood

Natasha Blair profiles the man from a Lithuanian Jewish family who helped the fight for independence from Britain

Notorious anti-Zionist Tony Greenstein is suspended from Unison union

He was expelled from Labour nine months ago over abusive behaviour