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Thomas's bigotry runs deep

Helen Thomas’ words follow traditional anti-semitic motifs

How political artists do away with nations

Criticism of Israel is not as taboo in Germany as a pair of “shock” artists think it is

How historians remove stains

Holocaust denial is gaining a patina of respectability in German academic circles

Korach

"All the congregation are holy, every one of them" Numbers 16:3

Sambatyon

The Sambatyon is a mythical river separating the Ten Lost Tribes from the rest of Israel.

The Chief Rabbinate: a rock or Victorian relic?

Two contrasting books on British Jewry’s foremost eligious institution.

How I beat the hell of schizophrenia

Through long years of treatment, and by falling in love, Dani Hopwood overcame the ravages of mental illness.

Interview: Caprice

The cover girl aiming to be a model businesswoman

Ilana Epstein and Lisa Simbler will be the star trekkers in an alpine adventure to aid MS victims

Why the UK has further to fall

Jeremy Newman is more bullish about the global economy than he is about the UK’s financial status.

It's time to get behind the boys

Track down free parking spaces

Time to tough it out as market declines

Joe Lewis still has that midas touch

The music the Nazis couldn't destroy

The composers of the Terezin ghetto perished in the Holocaust, but their work lives on.

In tune with the East End