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Controversial African leader addresses Aipac

The speech from Paul Kagame, President of Rwanda, marked the first time an African leader had addressed an Aipac conference.

Adrien Brody set to play a blinder in BBC series

The Oscar-winning star is the newest member of cast for the BBC drama, which is set in Birmingham.

Vienna: past 
and present

Sarah Ebner makes a moving family visit to the Austrian capital, exploring the darker history among the city’s beautiful streets

London Lions complete league and cup double

London Lions clinched an inevitable league title – the second Herts Senior County League Premier championship in the club’s history – and made it a league and cup double within the space of four days.

Israel taught harsh lesson by Spain

Israel suffered a 4-1 defeat against former World champions Spain as they hopes of qualifying for the World Cup finals were dealt a blow.

JC Team of the Week: the contenders - March 26

Here are the nominations from Matchday 27 of the season.

Showbiz farewell to Carrie Fisher

R2-D2 and Dan Aykroyd joined a tribute to the Star Wars actress and her mother

Super Soccer Sunday week 26 review

Redbridge Jewish Care A kept alive their double hopes after marching into the final of the Cyril Anekstein Cup, while South Manchester moved into the last four of the Peter Morrison Trophy and Redbridge B boosted their title hopes in the MGBSFL.

Rudd calls in web chiefs over hate videos

Amber Rudd hints at action to stop the spread of extremist ideology

UK threat to 'biased' UNHRC

British government makes unprecedented statement following vote on the 'occupation' of the Golan Heights

The JC Letters Page March 24 2017

Paul Benardout, Neville Landau, Sylvia Gambin, Cecil Bloom, Hillier Wise, Geoffrey Pepper, and Rabbi Y Sufrin share their views with JC readers

Tesla Model X 90D

Tesla's Model X is an electric car that might well do to petrol and diesel cars what Ford's Model T did to the horse and cart.

Chief Rabbi holds vigil for attack victims

Prayers and minute's silence outside Westminster Abbey were "powerful statement of togetherness", says Rabbi Mirvis

Ofsted's warning to Edgware school

Who has the last laugh?

Is it acceptable to make jokes about the Holocaust? That's the question asked in Ferne Pearlstein's new documentary, The Last Laugh

Pas devant les enfants: how to lie to your kids

Mummy, what’s a virgin?” — “It’s the name of a phone company,” I replied, without missing a beat.