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Israel hatred on campus 'mirrors what happened in my trade union'

Ronnie Fraser examines how campus Israel-hate crosses over into mainstream

Does Corbyn know who wrote this?

The Labour leader appears neither to know nor care about the history of Jerusalem

Labour conference was a four-day reminder that antisemitism is alive and well under Corbyn

A vow to tackle antisemitism felt cheap at an event that reaffirmed how much of it there is, writes Lee Harpin

Tory chair: 'We have huge responsibility to keep Corbyn out'

'I don’t think we’ve had a single case of antisemitism. As someone who is of Jewish background myself, I’m sure'

Ayse fasulye — Turkish bean salad

Letters Page, 28th September

Dr Stanley Jacobs, Peter Davey, Joe Hayward, Aviva Cohen, Kay Bagon and Stewart Tray share their views with JC readers

In pole position - London eruvs get the go ahead

Council approves plans for St John's Wood and Camden projects

Shabbat Chol Hamo'ed Succot

“And He said: ‘You cannot see My face, for man cannot see Me and live’” Exodus 33:20

Shabbat/Yomtov September 28-October 5

Shabbat and festival times for the coming week

Letters Page, 21st September

Benjamin Black, Lewis Herlitz, Thomas Komoly, Barry Hyman, Howard Napper, David Lawrence and David Chesler share their views with JC readers

Labour’s religious attachment won’t unravel

Why don't Labour's detractors leave the party? Jennifer Lipman understands, even if she doesn't agree

Labour readmits ex-parliamentary candidate less than eight weeks after 'Jewish donors/Judas' comment

George McManus said Tom Watson had received '£50,000+ from Jewish donors,' and that 'at least Judas only got 30 pieces of silver'

Growing up in the shadow of sickness

Gaby Koppel's daughter, Sarah, was life-threateningly ill as a child. She talks to other women who survived childhood sickness, and asks if a traumatic experience at a young age affects the paths you choose as an adult?

Letters Page, 14th September

Stanley Grossman, Helen Mordsley, Stan Labovitch, Russell Ballen, David Herman, Joan Slater MBE and Bryan Diaomnd share their views with JC readers

The best of the UK's travel news

From spooky thrills to wine and chocolate, here's best of what's coming up in the UK

If we are to avoid a crisis of democracy, we should learn from the Hebrews

The Old Testament can teach about living in a world transformed by tech, writes Jamie Susskind