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Film review: Menashe

Anne Joseph enjoys a film about a foolish but loving father

Ethics are Daniel’s cup of tea

The best of the world's travel news

Make the most of your weekend with new short breaks, take another suitcase on easyJet or discover a family holiday in luxury next year

Same-sex parent group welcomes JW3's support

A support group for same-sex Jewish parents which meets at JW3 has expressed its shock at calls from Orthodox rabbis to boycott the centre over its celebration of gay lifestyles

Blood-soaked struggle for Israel’s future

Newly-released documents from the National Archive reveal the full extent of Israel's struggle for nationhood

Conference aids women in workplace

Sturgeon sparks Chanukah pride

As the season of goodwill approaches, how pleasing it is to bring positive news on the political front — and especially so from Scotland.

The BBC's episode of double standards

A tale of two presenters reveals the corporation's flexible morals in the face of prejudice

You need chutzpah to make a deal

According to Nicole Soames, author of The Negotiation Book, emotional intelligence and “old fashioned chutzpah” are essential

Interview: Waze founder Uri Levine

The man behind the hugely popular sat-nav app says everyone is motivated by 'greed, glory and girls.'

Jerusalem developer makes early pitch for US embassy

Donald Trump has begun the process of hiring architects, engineers and planners

Eight tales of Chanukah

How many candles do you need? Where do dreidels come from? Why do we use so much olive oil? All the answers are here....

Looking forward to a year of good reading

Our American correspondent invites JC readers to join her on the sofa with a cup of tea and a good book in the coming year

Seeking out some light in a troubled world

The upcoming Royal wedding is a bright spot in this year's stream of miserable news items; a bright spot we'll need going into next year

Making Chanukah meaningful

Claire Cantor wants a new approach to the festival of lights

We must all fight slavery

'It is likely that every one of us has unwittingly encountered and perhaps even benefited from modern-day slavery.'