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Obituary: Eric Moonman

Intrepid politician who fought Israel’s battles at the seat of British power

Book review: Felix Culpa By Jeremy Gavron

Stoddard Martin approves of a novelistic experiment

Theatre review: Dry Powder

A ruthless asset-stripper is centre stage

Film review: The Mercy

The story of one man's quixotic attempt to win a sailing race called The Golden Globe - but is The Mercy a prize winner? Linda Marric weighs anchor...

Theatre review: Long Day’s Journey Into Night

Family troubles

Israel boasts largest ever Winter Olympics team

With ten athletes competing in Pyongchang, Israel's team has doubled in size since 2014

Call for awareness on Jewish organ donation

The government is currently considering changing the method of organ donation from an opt-in system to an opt-out version.

Peres’ son: Entrepreneurs key to Middle East peace

Chemi Peres, 59, stressed that the Palestinians would have to tread the same path to economic development as Israel had over 70 years of existence

Parents' surprise as Hertsmere Jewish Primary head quits for 'personal reasons'

The JC understands there were tensions between the head and the chairman of governors

JLM calls for Newmark resignation

Senior members of the group are said to be deeply concerned about the potential for reputational damage to the JLM if controversial chair remains in charge

Oxford shul gets by with help from non-Jews

Faith groups have helped to raise almost £4,000 for a new ark

Food venture adds to Norwood’s menu

UJIA women are back in Manchester with £30k event

Mishpatim

“When you lend money to my people, to the poor person who is with you, do not be to him as a creditor; do not lay interest upon him” Exodus 22:24

Shabbat times February 9 to February 16

Bykanov looking to impress for Israel at Winter Olympics

Vladislav Bykanov is confident he can make history and secure Israel’s first-ever medal at the Winter Olympics.