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The Gaza tailor who sells kippot to Israel

The cutest decorated hamantaschen for Purim

Dress these Purim cookies up for your celebrations

Game of Thrones star's ball for hospital

Meet The Fresser, the JC's new food blog

Put the kettle on, cut a slice of cake, put your feet up — and meet The Fresser, the Jewish Chronicle’s food blog.

L'Equipe triumph a fairytale success

Grown men on their knees crying … and I’m not talking about the Emirates on Tuesday night. This was Sunday morning football at its finest.

Israel toppled by Netherlands at World Baseball Series

Team Israel's chances of reaching the World Baseball Classic semi-finals took a major blow with a 12-2 defeat at the hands of the Netherlands.

ADL head: 'this hate wave is different'

Chief executive of the Anti-Defamation League, who previously served in the White House under President Obama, described Trump's response as 'very concerning'

Poland accuses US man of Nazi war crimes and seeks extradition

Mr Karkoc's family has denied he was responsible for the killing of 44 Poles.

Chaps chat their way out of loneliness

Purim 2017's most creative costume

Skateboarder Aviram Carmeli's Titanic costume is as inspired as it is hilarious.

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Obituary: Gerald Kaufman

Kaufman did not always run against the Jewish grain. In his younger days, he joined the Jewish Labour movement (Poale Zion) and, in the early 1970s, he was a close friend of former JC editor William Frankel

Laughing at the antisemites

"...if we did not laugh, we would cry — at the immense loss, the pain of prejudice, the millennia of injustice. But we also laugh on Purim at the ridiculousness of the antisemites themselves"

Officials say anti-Israel event not backed by Irish uni

Authorities have warned anti-Israel event organisers not to use Cork University branding

Intel buys Mobileye for £12.5bn in record sale of an Israeli company

Fillon says sorry after his party tweets image of Macron as hooked-nose banker

The candidate said that he "understands the anxiety this could have caused because it evokes the drawings of a dark period of our history."