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In the can for Oscar stars

'Top performing Jewish primary' moves towards state aid

US bomb threats: suspect arrested

The Federal Bureau of Investigation today announced that it has made an arrest related to the wave of bomb threats made against Jewish institutions across the US in the past few months

Government cuts force JFS redundancies

Headteacher Deborah Lipkin tells parent "limited" job losses will not have an impact on classroom teaching

Ask Hilary

Hilary Freeman helps a reader who is being targeted on social media

The story behind 'Rabbi, I Have a Problem'

Shock as anti-gay graffiti daubed at JW3

A poster advertising the Jewish community centre's 'GayW3' festival was defaced.

Anger over antisemitism or development plans? Local Labour loss sparks questions

Labour lost a local council seat heavily last night, and people are attributing it to concerns about antisemitism among the local Jewish population. But how accurate is that? The JC takes a closer look.

Diary of a semi-shiksa: waiting to be unmasked

'I know that there will be some Jews to whom I will never count as a proper Jew; I can live with that. The more important struggle may be learning to accept myself, whoever I am.'

The letters that were never sent

A new exhibition at the Wiener Library tells the heart-breaking story of an artistic family through letters, sketches and photographs.

Unexploded bomb causes NW London school closure

Another cemetery desecrated - this time in New York State

Interview: 'Logan' director James Mangold

Mutant superhero Wolverine is haunted by the Holocaust

Film released about far-right politician who found out he was Jewish

Mixed emotions for parents over school places

This week Jewish secondary schools sent out their first round of offers, leading to joy for some and disappointment for others

Interview: SCN director Paul Goldenberg