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Can biblical Jethro help us to understand Donald Trump?

Moses’s father-in-law may offer a precedent for the American president’s cooling relations with Israel

Israel needs to reflect the values of Progressive Judaism, MK says

180 delegates from around the Jewish world gathered in London for the centenary of the World Union of Progressive Judaism

Russian security services foil synagogue arson terror plot

A Russian national was arrested after allegedly planning to flee to Syria and join a terror group after the attack

Press group reviewing database of slain Gazan journalists after terror groups identify some as members

The Committee to Protect Journalists said it ‘condemns in no uncertain terms the misrepresentation of combatants as journalists or media workers’

‘We’re immensely proud that we’ve sent a GB squad to the Maccabiah Games in Israel’

JW3 comes of age with all-singing, all-dancing b’mitzvah party

‘It's never been the building. It’s always been what happens inside it’

EU backs new network to tackle antisemitism and support Jewish life in Europe

London’s Institute for Jewish Policy Research has been named as one of the partners in the initiative

Nick Timothy: Burnham is coward for refusing to say Israel is not committing genocide

The shadow justice secretary was introduced by Kemi Badenoch at the Conservative Friends of Israel annual lunch

Emily Damari and two other former hostages ‘fulfil dreams together’ watching England at World Cup

Three friends ‘conquer the worst' and fly to US to see England beat Panama 2-0

Immanuel College can become one of Britain’s leading centres of Jewish education

At a time when society so often encourages division, we want to model something different. Students of different backgrounds learning together, respecting one another and building lifelong friendships

A Private Life review: Jodie Foster intrigues as Jewish shrink in clever murder mystery ★★★★

Foster gives a strong bilingual performance as psychiatrist who suspects her client may not have killed herself

How Beirut signed a deal legitimising Israeli military presence on Lebanese soil

The agreement preserves Jerusalem’s freedom of action for as long as the sovereignty of its northern neighbour remains fictitious and Iran’s proxy remains the strongest force there

Israel commits £50 million to major Diaspora education push

The government adopted a plan to remove barriers to Jewish schooling, focusing on North America

Ready for your close up? An expert guide to make up when you’re having your photo taken

How to put your best face forward at celebrations and for work mugshots

Community celebrates half a century of historic Jewish centre in Brighton & Hove

Ralli Hall has been a focal point for Jews in the seaside city since 1976

Herzog: ‘We must fiercely combat rising antisemitism in Europe’

Israel’s president addresses ‘deeply troubling’ surge in Jew-hate at ceremony to remember more than 13,000 massacred in Romania in 1941