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End anti-Israel bias, US senators tell UN

Letter also singles out UNESCO and United Nations Relief and Works Agency for criticism

Bouattia signs off with 'free Palestine' shout

Party donor promises to "fight" Corbyn

Michael Foster, whose family has given the Labour party £400,000 since 2010, criticised "blinkered" Mr Corbyn in a newspaper column

Radiohead urged to cancel Israel concert

UK will not apologise for Balfour

Davidson guides Brady Maccabi to Masters Cup glory

A second-half header from Ashley Davidson secured an unexpected win for Brady Maccabi A as they saw off the challenge from Chigwell to win the Henry Swerner Cup.

Man Booker picks: Jokes, history and haunted souls

A quick primer on two of the big Man Booker International prize tips

A future in Yiddish music

Anthony Russell first heard Jewish music at the age of 30. Today he's an in-demand Yiddish singer and the creator of a unique blend of black and Jewish musical traditions

Wanted: governors who last the course

The recent resignation of the chairman of JFS raises questions about the demands of the role

Child sex abuser jailed for 22 years

David Glausiusz raped and assaulted children as young as seven

The JC Letters Page April 28 2017

Dora Hirsh, Anthony Melnikoff, Barry Hyman, Modi Spitzer, Brian Levy and Board of Deputies president Jonathan Arkush share their views with JC readers

Seth Rogen to star in Lion King remake

Knocked Up actor to play Pumbaa the warthog in live-action version

‘Less prepared’ rabbi blames it on his kids

Jonny Benjamin's personal marathon

Emunah not bowled over by marathon places rollover

'There was effectively a glut as many Jewish charities had carried over places and the pool of potential runners within our community is limited.'

Running into thousands for chosen charities

A roll-call of just some of the athletes who raised funds for Jewish charities last weekend