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Jewish primaries' Sats test success

Twenty-four schools achieve results better than the national average

UK to deploy Israel's Iron Dome

Fired candidate picks his Apprentice winner

Elliot Van Emden says he has a gut feeling about who will be Lord Sugar's champion

Working parties

A day in the life with caterer Arieh Wagner

New JFS headteacher named

Rachel Fink will take over in May 2018

Corbyn lights up JLM's Chanukah party - well, almost

Despite the presence of both doughnuts and Chanukah candles, the occasion was not entirely sweetness and light.

Just another week

Many forms of racial and religious prejudice are being successfully removed from daily discourse in Britain. But one significant exception remains...

How to meet the multicultural challenge

There is a population in Britain that holds abnormally high levels of antisemitic sentiment, that already vastly outnumbers us, and is growing rapidly, writes Jonathan Boyd. How should we address this?

Trump's policy shift has limited effects

Violence has ebbed after an initial uptick, while the diplomatic response consisted of rhetoric but no action

'Why did she ignore me at the party?'

Sometimes, even as adults, life feels like the film Mean Girls

Lone soldiers are never on their own

We talk to the Brits who felt compelled to make aliyah - and fight for their new country

Thank you for my life

Nadine Wojakovski visits the Dutch town where her mother was hidden in WWII, to pay tribute to those who saved her

Quest to save a very special shul

Beth Hebrew congregation in Phoenix, Arizona was built in 1955 to serve a newly established community of Holocaust survivors who had no Orthodox congregation to welcome them. Now one man is fighting to restore the 'complicated puzzle' of a building

Grammar is important, but don't be a snob

This week Susan Reuben reflects on the difference between being a grammar snob, and just a snob

Subdued CFI set to bounce back

This did not appear to be a group preparing to skulk off to the sidelines during its annual lunch.

We're prepped for the future

Do Jews have an advantage in the new economy? Jonathan Haskel and Stian Westlake, authors of Capitalism Without Capitals say we do.