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£260,000 raised for Orthodox schools

New charity aims to raise £1 million a year to subsidise Jewish schools in London

Finding an age-appropriate way to teach the Shoah

Former head of Clore Tikva was inspired by visit to Ghetto Fighters Museum to write a play for the classroom about the Warsaw Ghetto

Deadly Daniel can steer Fairlop to big things

I’m not a fan of the January transfer window. I’ve turned into a bit of a mad man, hitting the refresh button on my phone virtually every five minutes since Liverpool sold Philippe Coutinho to Barcelona. Not only that, but I’ve also been waking up in cold sweats hoping Jurgen Klopp has signed a decent replacement.

National joy for Goodman and Viner

Richard Goodman, 24, and Hannah Viner, 21, beat huge fields to win the men’s and women’s races in the Metropolitan Cross Country League at Wormwood Scrubs.

Bykanov hits top form

Vladislav Bykanov continued his preparations for the Winter Olympics in South Korea by winning two medals at the European Short Track Speed Skating Championships in Germany.

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“This month shall be for you the beginning of the months; it shall be for you the first of the months of the year” Exodus 12:2

Schwartzman storms into round four at Australian Open

Diego Schwartzman has reached the fourth round of the Australian Open for the first time after beating Alexandr Dolgopolov.

Israel set to reopen embassy in Jordan

The Israeli embassy in Jordan was closed shortly after a shooting incident last July

Shabbat times from January 19-26

Shabbat times for the week ahead

The best of the UK's travel news

Discovering the pick of this Spring's new hotels, tropical butterflies return to RHS Wisley and the Crystal Maze Live Experience gets an upgrade

Max Head Room - Jami plans more cafés

The success of the Golders Green 'sip, shop and share' enterprise has prompted efforts to open others in key locations

Fear of coroner prompts Jews to move before they die

Some Jews are now considering moving to other areas of the capital, or making aliyah, to avoid any burial delay

Quick burials are not queue-jumping

The Jewish community is not asking for preferential treatment, says Daniel Sugarman

Ryanair scraps Israel luggage charge

The budget airline announces U-turn after anger from passengers

Resident sings praises of Nightingale at £1.25m fundraiser

The story of Ann Rowe moves supporters of residential care charity