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Letters, 11th May

Melvyn Lipitch, Frank Baigel, Martin D. Stern, Andrew Berkinshaw-Smith, Ruth Bayard, Brian Sacks, Renee Bravo, Charles Heller, Dr Habtnesh Ezra, and Robert Markless share their views with JC readers

Israeli’s Venice Biennale project explores time freeze

Gal Weinstein’s work to go on show on Saturday

New St Albans minister

Emor

“And you shall not desecrate My holy name, and I will be sanctified among the children of Israel, I am the Lord who sanctifies you” Leviticus 22:32

Tenderstem broccoli sauteed with ginger, lime and tahini

Theatre review: Angels in America

Tony Kushner's tale of AIDS and politics in 80s America is life-affirming, says John Nathan

Tenderstem broccoli sauteed with ginger, lime and tahini

Shabbat times from May 12 to May 19

Shabbat times for the week ahead

Hassassian 'unaware' of Bladon murder

The Palestinian Authority representative was responding to a question about the PA paying monthly salaries to terrorists.

A director's dilemma

Maha Haj's film about a Palestinian family is a highlight of the Seret London Israeli film festival.

Labour's manifesto surprise

Labour's leaked draft manifesto contains a more hardline pro-Palestinian position than the text which had been officially signed off in recent days by Shadow Foreign Secretary Emily Thornberry, the JC can reveal.

An everlasting love for Barry

David Prever writes 'Manilow answered our Shabbat prayers. He was Bowie, for barmitzvah boys everywhere. He was kosher kitsch. He was one of us.'

France did not reject the far-right

20.6 million voters rejected the far right in France last week. But 10.7 million actively supported it.

Israel dare not make forecasts for Trump tour

While a presidential tour of the Middle East was always on the cards, this hastily-planned visit has caught Israel off guard

Bereaved Israeli and Palestinian parents united in grief

Israeli Robi Damelin and Palestinian Bassam Aramin called on people on both sides of the Middle East divide to “see the humanity in each other”

Constituency profile: Finchley & Golders Green

In Finchley and Golders Green, where Jews make up more than one-fifth of the electorate, it would be hard to argue a case for the Labour Party doing better in 2017 than it did in 2015