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A most unlikely friendship

The odd bond between an ex-IDF quadriplegic and his Filipino carer

The Muslims who can teach us all a lesson

The revelation of the heroic wartime deeds of individual Muslims can help break down prejudice

Why parents are on the warpath

The current pursuit of school places has turned more Jewish homes than ever into arenas of stress

Shulchan Aruch

The Shulchan Aruch is accepted today as the authoritative code of Jewish law.

Mattot-massei

“The congregation shall restore him (a person who has committed manslaughter) to the city of refuge where he has fled and he shall dwell there until the death of the High Priest” Numbers 35: 25

200 years old - but is Reform at a standstill?

Could the Reform movement could do with more missionary zeal?

Interview: David Shenk

You, too, can be a genius — all it takes is hard work

My tragic brothers, heroes of the RAF

Novelist Alan Fenton recalls the flying twins who died fighting for their country

Interview: Sir Nicholas Serota

The man who turned the Tate modern

Melinda Nicci gives girls ideas to chew on in her healthy eating classes

Emilio Crescenzo is just 12 but has scooped a starring role in West End hit musical Oliver!

Mya Goschalk makes waves with a Pacific film idea

Laurie Phillips finds a powerful Parkinson's therapy - in Israel

Chana Bernstein scores top marks in one of Europe's biggest-ever maths challenges

Meet the bin man who's cleaning up

Jonathan Straight runs Europe’s leading supplier of recycling containers.

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