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‘The healthcare here is incredible’: Three British doctors explain why they left the UK for Israel

‘My experience is one of feeling we are all in it together,’ one young medic said of making the move

The Church’s influence on the Chumash

The chapter divisions in the Tanach we now take for granted came from outside the Jewish tradition

What a Green takeover would mean for the Jewish residents of Hackney and Haringey

Zack Polanksi’s party is set to make historic gains on May 7 – and it’s a worrying prospect for many

IDF denies carrying out airstrike on Lebanon amid strained ceasefire

Labour ‘pandering’ to extremism to win votes in Birmingham, insiders say

Party is failing to act against ‘conspiratorial’ thinking about Israel among ‘hardline’ members

Zionists are ‘trying to control the world,’ declares Bournemouth Green candidate

Feda Shahin is standing in the local council elections on May 7

When it comes to Jews, Democrats are ‘kaput’

All but seven of the party’s Senators voted against the sale of bombs and military bulldozers to Israel. Some may gripe about anti-Jewish sentiments being a bipartisan plague. They are not, not by a long shot

Trump extends Iran ceasefire indefinitely

The US president said the truce would allow Tehran’s ‘fractured’ regime tod evelop a ‘unified proposal’ to end the war

‘The London Marathon is a way to push myself while contributing to something bigger’

Four fundraisers tell the JC about their chosen charities, training schedules, and food habits before the big race

How the UN and international aid groups abandoned Gaza’s women to Hamas

Rape, sexual coercion in exchange for food, underage pregnancies, and abuse of children have all surged since the war began

Building higher walls won’t be enough to safeguard our identity

The head of Jewish Futures writes in the aftermath of the arson attack on the charity’s former headquarters

Synagogues targeted by firebombs have found strength from within – and support from their neighbours

The entire local community – Jewish and non-Jewish – turned up to show support for Finchley Reform Synagogue

Ezra lifts first trophy as pro after Boston beat Manchester United conquerors Grimsby Town

Labour failing to tackle roots of hatred, say cross-party MPs

As police make arrests after shul attacks, political leaders call anti-Israel bias and antisemitism a ‘national emergency’

The charity that gives computers – and people – a second chance

A chance conversation at a Jewish wedding led to a thriving organisation which gives people with disabilities, learning difficulties or mental health challenges the opportunity to gain valuable computer skills

Sukkotingham edge closer to glorious back-to-back double