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Heroin addict turned fruit-juice millionaire

A homeless heroin addict asleep on the cold, hard jail floor Khalil Rafati had nowhere to go but up

Gang arrested over plans to attack Arabs

Arts Agenda: May 2017

Music, theatre and a Streisand-inspired cabaret

Charity Commission concern over student unions' support for boycottt

Backing BDS may contravene charitable status

Front’s rise to front-runners

Ben Judah's own family history has made him watch the French elections in horror.

Getting haimishe with hygge

Claire Cantor finds out how Scandinavian Jews are dining out on local traditions

Former Soviet states failing on restitution

While most western European countries have largely fulfilled their obligations, many former Communist states have not

Big hit Brits at WJC

“These events always remind me the British Jewish community is a significant and respected Jewish community globally.”

Shabbat shop ban demand

The High Court ruled in favour of a Tel Aviv municipal bylaw allowing the limited opening of corner-shops in the city

2017 Maccabiah Games will be biggest and best-ever, says Peled

With just over two months until the opening ceremony in Jerusalem, Maccabiah chairman Amir Peled has told the JC that the 2017 Games will be the biggest and best-ever Jewish Olympics.

We all love Annie Hall 40 years on

It's everyone's favourite Woody Allen film, voted funniest screenplay ever. Forty years after Annie Hall was released, Nathan Abrams considers its lasting appeal.

Obituary: Yevgeny Yevtushenko

He was the Soviet Union’s own “angry young man”, an electrifying performer whose work dealt not with productivity but personal, intimate subjects.

The Israel trade bonanza we could enjoy

UK-Israel trade could be worth billions more, if we build on the potential, writes Henry Newman of Open Europe

Lord Dubs shocked by UK refugee 'admin error'

Ministers said the previous announcement that Britain would take 350 lone child refugees was incorrect and the correct number was 480.

Why did it take the Lib Dems so long?

Farron's desire to tackle antisemitism has been there all along, but his party's complex disciplinary rules caused an embarrassing delay

Soas director urged to call off Israeli ambassador's campus visit

It has been more than a decade since an Israeli diplomat has visited the university.