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Matisyahu: reinvented again

The former Chasidic reggae superstar tells Michael Kaminer why he's changed direction yet again

Undiscovered Malaga

Art, culture, history — our writer finds out there’s more to this part of the Costa del Sol than you might expect

Tel Aviv Gay Pride parade is largest ever

"With all the awful things happening to Gay, Lesbian and Transgender people all over the world, I am so happy to be in a place that is so welcoming”.

Five rescued in kosher supermarket blaze

"We have fifteen pump fire engines and two aerial machines working to put it out."

Ugandan Jews' agricultural project is sweet success

The Putti village in eastern Uganda will soon sell their water-melons, onions, peppers and tomatoes to shop-keepers in the nearby town of Mbale

The JC Letters Page June 2 2017

Lyn Julius, Jeffrey Newman, J Fluss, Dr Kosta Manis, Henry Clinton-Davis Stephen Brownstone and Adrian and Marlies Haselton share their views with JC readers

At 100, Kirk reveals infidelities

Dinner warmed by Norwood success story

A client's tribute to charity which has changed his life

Congressman apologises for 'body-slam' on Jewish journalist

Greg Gianforte wrote to Ben Jacobs offering a full apology for the assault

Nimbys go to war over Jerusalem cable car project

Dweck’s views are new way 
of thinking

Atrocity is sign jihadists are losing battle

Professor Gilles Kepel talks to John Lichfield about the “jihad fatigue” that is affecting the recruitment of a new generation of terrorists

Oh baby! Rebbetzins give birth on same day

Did the Jews cost Corbyn the election?

Will Labour's leadership be counting the cost of the party's antisemitism scandals, asks JC politics editor Marcus Dysch

Jewish candidate's 'terrorist' jibe at Corbyn

Keith Fraser mimes the words ‘terrorist sympathiser’ as Labour leader makes acceptance speech after winning seat.

Jewish candidates win across the UK

The surprise result meant Labour figures held off Conservative challenges in a number of seats