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Homage to hope by refugee from Nazis back in view after 40 years

The avant-garde painter’s modernist piece ‘The Peasant and his Wife’ is due to go up for auction after a brief public tour

Fear of a bloodbath in May has made Labour candidates lunge for the anti-Israel vote

As Sir Keir Starmer’s Labour plunges in opinion polls, no wonder some candidates desperately strive to reclaim followers from Greens and independents

Labour accused of pandering to ‘sectarian agenda’ in battle with Greens for Gaza votes

Campaigning candidates turn to Middle East as party fears wipeout in local elections next month

From IRA to Gaza: to be young again... and profoundly ignorant

I was the product of an elite school, and was an Exhibitioner (almost as good as a Scholar) at the finest college in the finest university in the world: and I knew nothing

The Iran campaign is Europe’s war as well

From missiles capable of reaching Paris, Berlin and presumably also London to terror plots, the Islamic Republic is a clear and present danger. And to jeopardize the transatlantic relationship is not strategic autonomy but strategic folly

Maccabi GB positive start to year shows the community is the real winner

Tyler’s rockets blast Geez into the final

Francesca Albanese awarded honorary doctorate, despite objections from Jewish groups

The lawyer previously appeared to justify violent resistance against Israel

Gunshots fired at Jewish-owned Toronto restaurant: ‘Statements of concern are no longer sufficient’

The shooting marks the 12th incident targeting the Jewish community during current wave of violence in Canada

Mum’s sunny Israel vacation turned into a war-cation

My mother came to stay and then the missiles started falling. Would she get home to the UK?

Holocaust survivor celebrates her 105th birthday dancing in a bomb shelter

Miriam danced in the Haifa bomb shelter, epitomising Israeli resilience – but a shell hit the city four days later and killed four people

Letters to the Editor, April 3 2026

JC readers react to the attack on Hatzola in Golders Green

Block Kanye West from entering the UK for Wireless Festival gigs, MPs demand

Criticism of the festival booking mounts as drinks giant Diageo became the second major sponsor to pull support for the event

The Jewish theatre group building bridges by treading the boards

MAD was set up by Manchester’s Menorah Synagogue

Parenting neurodiversity: a journey of many tears

The mother of a son with special educational needs writes about the immense challenges – and sense of isolation – they have both experienced over the years as she struggled to find adequate support

American-Israeli basketball star Amar’e Stoudemire gets spot in Hall of Fame

The six-time NBA All-Star converted to Judaism after retiring