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Israel cements place in quarter-finals at World Baseball Classic

Israel's baseball team has become the darlings of the US media after unexpectedly reaching the quarter-finals of the World Baseball Classic in Korea.

Hull's Jews celebrate 250th anniversary

The UK City of Culture's Jewish community marked its special anniversary with a celebratory lunch

Super Soccer Sunday week 25 preview

This weekend features the second Peter Morrison Trophy quarter-final of the season - an all Maccabi London Lions affair - as the A-team takes on the under-21s. Redbridge Jewish Care A will also be looking to close the gap at the top in the Premier Division, while teams chasing promotion in Division One and Two are also in action.

Where will good intentions lead?

Interfaith initiatives have long highlighted historical alliances and reminded us that, as people of faith, we have more in common than apart. Yet, prejudice and suspicions linger on both sides, writes Sandy Rashty

Shame is stopping women reporting domestic abuse

How the SDP failed the Jews

With Steve Waters's political drama Limehouse opening at London’s Donmar Warehouse, Robert Philpot takes a another look at a remarkable period in British politics

Boris focuses on trade and peace in Israel

Israel takes a step away from democracy

Travel news: the best of the world's news

The UK's most exciting new flight routes, Europe's largest aquarium and hottest city break, and a circus experience on a cruise

Hamas may accept Palestinian state within 1967 borders

Arsenal must take one step backward to later take two steps forward

‘Wenger Out’ supporters were given yet more fuel for their fire on Tuesday night. There were fans chanting anti-Wenger slogans before the match, and even more after. Arsenal’s European humiliation, having now exited the Champions’ League from the last 16for seven years in a row, may be the final death knell for Wenger’s Arsenal career.

Dr. Miriam's Real Marigold Hotel trip to Paradesi Synagogue

Israel witnesses the new low-profile BoJo

No mucking about this time: BoJo had no opportunities for rugby-tackling, fish-wielding or bicycle-pedalling..

A literary coming of age party

Jewish Book Week 2017 provoked debate and delight, says Gerald Jacobs. But where were the under 40s?

Fresh bid launched for Jewish free school

Free school groups unite to plan new application for a Jewish secondary free school in London

Sudanese-born British Jew barred from US

Robert Cohen, 68, has held a British passport for nearly 45 years since moving to the UK in 1973 after fleeing the African state for Israel, while he was a teenager.