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Rise in applications to Jewish schools ‘likely’ due to antisemitism fears

Schools network PaJeS has reported a record high in first preference applications to Jewish state schools in London

Women are more empowered, but there is still some way to go

As we approach International Women’s Day, the CEO of the United Synagogue writes about the changing role of women in the organisation

Comedy legend John Cleese to perform three shows in Israel this June

The shows will take place in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem

Plans afoot to revive community in Huddersfield

The last organised Jewish community shut up shop in 1963

Jewish learning and leadership at LSJS

Experts offer healthy prognosis for advancing women’s wellbeing

How to stay fit, strong and adventurous in your sixties and beyond…

Wizo empowers women with training programme for early years education

Empowering women at work with training and support

Iran establishes new terror group in Syria to halt post-Assad ‘occupation’

Tehran has seen its terror axis in the region devastated by the fall of the regime in Damascus and the war in Lebanon

Jews are rich and should pay for the Holocaust memorial themselves, says Tory peer

Lord Hamilton’s ‘disgraceful’ remarks were condemned by his party

Helping women addicts to beat stigma and build the courage to seek help

Prioritising women’s health, a GP’s perspective on care and wellbeing

The Last Laugh review: ‘a love letter to British comedy and three of its funny men’

This is a wonderful resurrection of gilded comedians Tommy Copper, Eric Morecambe and Bob Monkhouse

Surgery for colitis is a huge challenge. This woman can help you be strong

Arab leaders agree Egypt’s plan for Hamas-free Gaza

The deal is set to face pushback from Washington and Jerusalem, which favour President Trump’s alternative