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Ex JFS boy taps to 42nd Street

“I was about to do my GCSEs at JFS, but Dame Ruth Robbins was very supportive: I revised during rehearsals and amazingly came out with high grades.”

The play that didn't go wrong

Producer Kenny Wax tells us the story of an unlikely West End smash

My year of giving — and getting! — advice

'The problems I’ve received are the perennial type, which affect everyone in our society whatever their religious or cultural background'

The soldier who won our hearts

At the end of the week hosting Wisam, we had an emotional farewell. He left with a suitcase of presents for his children and a place in each our hearts.

Can you make sure your kids marry 'in'?

How do parents — those who worry about the prospect of their children marrying out — prevent such a match coming to pass?

Concern over plans to move war memorial

Chag sameach

Interview: singer-songwriter David Broza

The JC Letters Page April 14 2017

Keith Prince, Daniel J. Levy, Sharon Tarlow, Ken Turner, Leon Newmark and Grant Gochin share their views with JC readers

A continental shift in population

150 years ago, only about 10 per cent of world Jewry did not live in Europe. Today, only about 10 per cent of world Jewry remains there.

Living in an interconnected age

We live in uncertain times, and there is an understandable tendency for people to gravitate towards strong, charismatic leaders, despite the well-known risks.

I can’t wait for those robots

A report released this month by PwC predicted that 40 per cent of American jobs would be replaced by automation by the early 2030s.

Orthodox ‘Dragon’s Den’ is a hit

BizTank is a new, Jewish, twist on the Dragons' Den formula

Peace talks that had us on the edge of our seats

A new play chronicles one of history's pivotal moments

Trump’s Syria strike looks good from Israel

The Israeli government had been furious at Mr Trump’s predecessor, Barack Obama, for failing to endorse precisely such a policy.

Israel plans rail link to Saudi via Jordan, PA

The plan is to connect largely existing rail infrastructure in Israel, Jordan and Saudi Arabia via a new link between the Jezreel Valley