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Chasidic boys’ school in Stamford Hill receives good rating from Ofsted

Beis Aharon was once branded inadequate but has now been praised for teaching pupils to be ‘positive citizens’

Which countries have recognised a Palestinian state?

On Sunday, the UK joined the 75 per cent of UN member states in officially recognising the State of Palestine

Patrick Marber: I’m seen as the ‘Jew director’ of our times

The director on why he saturated The Producers with a Jewish sensibility, about his late-onset Jewishness and why he thinks hatred from strangers is not the worst thing

Let’s argue – but let’s do it with respect

The Jewish concept of ‘arguments for the sake of heaven’ feels very apt at this time of year

Holocaust museum to open its doors to refugees and asylum seekers

The Holocaust Centre North will run a series of monthly workshop to help combat isolation

Head north for an Israeli getaway with a difference

These two Galilee destinations will delight both gourmets and those looking for a calming break

My novel addresses British antisemitism – and that feels rather scary, right now

Leon Craig on publishing her debut in what feels an increasingly hostile literary landscape

MEPs criticise Ursula von der Leyen for ‘rewarding terror’ with Israel sanction plans

Ursula von der Leyen has been accused of ‘bowing down to the left’

Tahini parfait with snappy sesame crunch

If you love halva and ice cream this is dessert heaven.

The easiest Rosh Hashanah chicken dish ever

This recipe is as tasty to eat as it is gorgeous to look at, and is so simple to make. Be prepared to share the recipe.

The Producers made us feel clubbily Jewish, very grown up, very cool and very hip

Maureen attends a first night and the funeral of a duchess

‘Britain must never turn its back on its Jewish citizens or on Israel’

The Leader of the Opposition’s Rosh Hashanah message to JC readers

Argentinian campaigner who led the families of the missing, dies aged 106

Campaigner who gave voice to the grandmothers of Argentine’s ”disappeared”

Heartwarming Hlelem soup

Comforting, warming and packed with healthy pulses

When international law becomes anti-Israel theatre

At one of the discipline’s most prestigious conferences, Francesca Albanese’s absurd ‘genocide’ claims drew no challenge. This isn't scholarship; it is activism masquerading as expertise

Stolen Czech villa to become Jewish hub in multi-million-pound renovation