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The Penguin Lessons: ‘Steve Coogan p-p-picks one up’

Steve Coogan’s English teacher takes up a position at a boarding school in Buenos Aries in the 1970s, where a military coup and a penguin upend his life

Former hostage Noa Argamani included in Time Magazine’s 100 most influential people for 2025

Doug Emhoff, the husband of former Vice President Kamala Harris, wrote the entry and said the image of Argamani’s capture is ‘seared’ into his soul

BBC broadcast song glorifying ‘heroes’ who murdered Jews

The broadcaster showcased a Palestinian playwright who called the historical murderers ‘martyrs’ and described Jews as ‘vulgar’

Cardiff gives Rosenberg a president’s welcome

The Board of Deputies President is visiting all four UK nations during his first year in post

Birmingham bin-strike union’s conference littered with anti-Israel motions

Nearly one in ten motions relate to Israel’s conflict with Gaza despite the union’s members currently bringing the UK’s second city to a standstill

Interfaith teen cooking event is the recipe for social change

Acclaimed author’s Jewish refugee story republished as a graphic novel

Former hostage blessed at Western Wall as thousands attend Passover ceremony

The chief rabbis of Israel, the rabbi of the Western Wall and Holy Sites, and the mayor of Jerusalem were present and led prayers for the safe return of those still held in Gaza

From generation to generation, Eva’s story continues to be told

Following the death of one of the last surviving Jewish refugees from Nazi Germany, her family has pledged to keep teaching others about the Holocaust

Holocaust survivor welcomes decision to save modernist Brighton synagogue

But shul president warns listing puts future of community in ‘serious jeopardy’

Steep rise in young women reporting sexual violence to Jewish Women’s Aid

Nearly two-thirds of the women who contact Jewish Women’s Aid for support after experiencing sexual violence are aged 26 to 35 and 28 per cent are 16 to 25, says the charity

The Jewish influence on Germany’s post-war avant grade music

This new portrait of Krautrock shows how the country’s rare Jewish survivors were central to its development

Could the UK’s largest Orthodox synagogue body have its first woman president?

The United Synagogue will elect a new lay leader this summer – and the race has begun

The women’s rugby star shattering the myth that Jews aren’t athletic

Sarah Levy sat down with the JC to discuss the role her Jewish upbringing plays in her performance, a prospective Olympic homecoming and how she hopes to inspire the next generation of girls

Jewish family killed in plane crash en route to Seder celebrations

The Groff family were travelling to the Catskills for Seder night and to celebrate their daughter’s 25th birthday, when their private plane went down

Police urged to reveal what they knew about Green councillor who shared Hamas video

Abdul Malik admitted sharing a video by a spokesperson for the terrorist group, despite initially denying doing so