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Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn hail ‘special’ Mitzvah Day event

Living the dream

A circus performer, pig farmer and professional celebrant - not quite your standard 'Jewish' jobs

Unfair to rush to judgment

NUS head pledges to beat hate

Two painters, two Jews, two friends

Two exhibitions running from this month celebrate the art of two famous Jewish artists, Modigliani and Soutine

Desire to belong made this Jew a neo-Nazi

We talk to the former neo-Nazi who rejected radical nationalism and revealed his Jewish heritage

A resignation that threatens Lebanese unity

The final straw came after Lebanese president Michel Aoun refused to respond to Iranian President Hassan Rouhani boasting of Iran’s control over Lebanon.

Camden Park v Oakwood A

Toby Levy, Leor Sidle and Jonny Quinn were among the scorers as defending champions Oakwood maintained their perfect Maccabi League record with a 4-0 win over Camden.

Israeli billionaire buys share of Atlético Madrid

London-based billionaire Idan Ofer, 62, primarily amassed his fortune through shipping, drilling and mining concerns

Kushner's evidence over Russian collusion 'incomplete'

Senators investigating last year's presidential election press President Trump's son-in-law for 'missing' emails and documents

Interview: GBBO's Stacey Hart

JC Food Editor speaks to our favourite baker about her post-Bake Off plans. Look out for a new series of recipes from Stacey starting exclusively in the JC next week

Why don’t shop assistants speak my language?

Susan Reuben on the pitfalls of shopping

The unknown side of Ben-Gurion

A new film about Israel's first Prime Minister has led a whole generation of young Israelis to rediscover the Jewish leader

Lobby groups face tricky future after fiasco

There are signs of hope and despair for the Conservative and Labour Friends of Israel groups

Hemed to stay at Brighton for two more years

Tomer Hemed has signed a two-year contract extension with Brighton to run until the summer of 2019.

Ice-cool Lions progress in cup after shoot-out win

London Lions made it through to the semi-final of the Division One Cup after a thrilling second half saw 10 goals shared, followed by a penalty shoot-out win for the second game running in this competition.