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Progressive rabbis hold havdalah service in solidarity with hostages and Gazan civilians

The leading clergy called for a ceasefire and more aid into the Strip

US Rabbinical Council say End of Life bill overlooks ‘moral caution’

The bill has divided religious opinion across the board

Chief Rabbi condemns Archbishop of York for claiming Israel commits ‘genocidal acts’

Jewish Leadership Council also speaks out to voice concern over ‘extreme rhetoric’ used by second-most senior figure in the Church of England

Kisharon Langdon member wins prestigious youth volunteer award

Natasha Lush was one of a number of people who were honoured for volunteering, at the annual JVN Awards ceremony

Rabbi warns over community impact of proposed congestion charge zone

Golders Green rabbi expresses concern over plan that could bisect Jewish areas of London

Elstree Liberal and Radlett Reform vote to unite into single community

Approval for merger follows historic union of national Reform and Liberal movements

MGBSFL top-scorers: October 19

Community leaders line up to meet Israeli diaspora minister despite boycott push

The Board, UJS and the JLC all held discussions with Amichai Chikli this week

Back to cheder under Covid-compliant rules

It's not only schools that have reopened their doors

Jewish organisations distance themselves from Gaza dead Kaddish

But they urge people not to vilify those who took part

MGBSFL top-scorers: November 2

MGBSFL top-scorers - October 26

Relief for shul leaders as collective worship resumes next week

'Communal prayer is our lifeline and is pivotal to our wellbeing'

The secrets of successful synagogues

A new study aims to find out what makes good congregations tick

Leading rabbi welcomes assisted dying vote

Rabbi Jonathan Romain is also chair of Dignity in Dying

Rabbi Baginsky and Rabbi Levy ignored the spirit of the hostage rally with their speech

Rather than showing moral leadership by reflecting on whether they might have misjudged the situation, their defensive reaction suggests they view the incident through the lens of their own persecution – a troubling disconnect.