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Healthy haimishe habits

Paula Shoyer's new cookery book ditches margarine and processed foods and keeps the Jewish kitchen natural and simple.

BOD president: The potential candidates

The president of the Board of Deputies took many members by surprise when he announced he was stepping down last Friday. Who could replace him? Read on...

Macron condemns antisemitic attack on boy

Attack came on the day a judge refused to classify a Jewish woman's murder as antisemitic

Mitzvah Day honours its star performers

The best projects at home and abroad - as voted for by JC readers

Zionist Federation elects first female president

She was chosen by members and member organisations earlier this week.

When Sunday Comes – Episode 10

Is McMafia about me?

Should Russian expat Semyon Dovzhik feel alarmed by way the BBC's thriller portrays his community?

Super Soccer Sunday week 21 preview

Joint-leaders Hendon United and Oakwood A are in action in the Premier, while the top games see North London Raiders B take on Oakwood B and title rivals Mill Hill Dons and Bayern Mincha going head to head in Division Two.

Theatre review: John

Annie Baker's new play is a masterpiece, says our critic

Gaza: what next?

"It’s certainly the most metropolitan and sophisticated of Palestinian cities” says Donald Macintyre of Gaza City, subject of his new book. Jenni Frazer asked him why he chose to write it

Accent is on ambition as CFI hosts Williamson

It is said the new Defence Secretary is angling to be Prime Minister, perhaps sooner rather than later.

When the rabbi talked tech with the Amish

How do we wrestle with our faith in the 21st century, asks Rabbi Yoni Birnbaum - who has recently taken his family to see how the Amish live in Pennsylvania

James Rhodes: Defeating his demons

James Rhodes felt silenced for much of his childhood, when he suffered terrible abuse from a teacher - but he's speaking out now.

Religion used to 'pervert' education, warns Ofsted chief

Amanda Spielman says 'uncomfortable decisions" need to be made in the interests of pupils and not in the interest of the most conservative sections of a religious community

We need a broader understanding of the past

Poland was occupied by both the Nazis and Soviets. Miriam Shaviv asks if we could, as Jews, be more understanding?