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Why it's rough times for the Jewish golf club

They are an important part of the community’s cultural heritage, but now many of them are facing a battle for survival

Shoftim

“All the elders of the city who are nearest the corpse shall wash their hands over their heifer that was killed in the valley. They shall speak up and say; ‘Our hands have not spilled this blood and our eyes did not see it done’” Deuteronomy 21: 6-8

Bagel

According to New York Times columnist William Safire, the Yiddish beigel was shortened and anglicised to bagel around 1932.

A vision of God for the twenty-first century

The neo-Chasidic ideas of ‘one of the most important contemporary religious thinkers'

Private beats public when it comes to equity

Got BT? You can call up big savings

Marcus Wilder has gone for a four-month walk

Jeremy Dyson snatches a prize for his ghoulish stories

Philippa and David Seligman 'graduate' at 82

Louise Sopher publishes the stories of a Borneo tribe

Charges dropped on Ahava anti-Israel activists

A group of activists who chained themselves inside the London branch of Israeli cosmetics shop Ahava have been acquitted after the prosecution’s key witness did not show up to court.

Anti-Semitism amongst Muslims – a personal view

The Times: Jews, Christians and Israel

Justin Bieber's 'Baby' - with a Jewish twist

Peres, Netanyahu call for direct peace talks

Israel’s president and prime minister have both expressed hopes that peace talks will soon restart with the Palestinians.

Barbra Streisand: Funny Girl clip