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World Jewish Relief is the UK Jewish community’s humanitarian agency. We tackle poverty among the world’s most vulnerable Jewish communities and beyond.

Pickles and Balls to chair Holocaust Memorial Trust

The two former MPs will replace Sir Peter Bazalgette, a key driver of the proposed Holocaust memorial at Westminster

Israeli man attacked in Berlin for wearing a kippah

The victim filmed the attack on his mobile phone

Things can only get better

A look at the JC from 100 years ago suggests that, despite appearances, things are improving

How these legends could look as hipsters

Amit Shimoni is a computer illustrator who is making a name for himself by turning the greatest leaders and celebrities of modern history into hipsters.

Spielberg set to produce WW2 adventure Blackhawk

Ready Player One director has been associated with the comic book adventure since the Eighties

JNF UK gives emotional showcase to music composed in concentration camps

3,000 attend Notes of Hope concert in Jerusalem featuring examples of a 'very rich' musical life

Food to celebrate Yom Haatzmaut

A Jewish celebration is all about the food. And with the weather (for once) playing ball, it all feels a bit more festive. Bring on the barbie, salads and shakshuka

Charedi rabbi defends Diane Abbott

Rabbi Pinter told the JC: 'The trouble is most people don’t know what is going on in our community'

Reviving history at Sheinkin 40: Turning the old streets into something new

In a historic street in Tel Aviv a new development offers light and spacious luxury living

Watch: Robert Halfon on how ‘the air has grown tighter’ due to antisemitism

MP says antisemitic acts were “unthinkable just a few years ago” but are becoming “increasingly commonplace”

My first time in Poland; the gentle chaos of defiance

This was the first time I  have managed to have a sliver of comprehension of the enormity of the number of victims, writes Laura Janner Klausner.

Watch: Andrew Percy MP on antisemitism

MP for Brigg and Goole gave one of several stirring speeches in the House yesterday on the subject of antisemitism

Yom Hashoah is marked around the country

Lords backs Ofsted on LGBT education

A report by a committee of peers says there should be no exemption for faith schools on teaching British values

Watch: Margaret Hodge speaks about receiving antisemitism

Dame Margaret Hodge has told a Commons debate on antisemitism how members of her family had been killed by the Nazis, and how on a visit to Auschwitz she saw a mound of suitcases including one which bore her uncle’s initials.