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Disgraced anti-Israel performer Paul Currie banned ‘Zionists’ from his Edinburgh Fringe show

People who believe in the existence of Israel were barred from the absurdist comedy show

Jewish Care home presents ‘above and beyond’ awards

The Sidney Awards are a highlight of the year at Sidney Corob House

If Jewish students wanted to sue Oxford, they’d have a strong case

Oxford authorities seem to care little that there is a climate of fear at the university

Tomato tarte tatin with sticky pomegranate molasses caramel

A seasonal spin on the French classic with a Middle Eastern twist

Garlicky courgettes and carrots with walnuts in yoghurt

Biden says Gaza ceasefire deal could prevent Iranian attack

Israel expects Iran to retaliate over killing of Hamas terror chief in Tehran

Rocket attack on Tel Aviv came from Khan Younis humanitarian route says IDF

The Israeli Air Force struck Hamas terror targets adjacent to the launch site

ORT international students head to Italy to take on urban challenge and feed the world

Ten students from the UK took part in the sustainability competition

JFC opens ‘first’ Jewish child contact centre in UK

The Jewish Family Centre facilitates contact between parents and children

Dad’s the word for the charity making divorce less divisive

Our Kids First grew out of a WhatsApp chat for divorced and separated fathers

Artist who packed his emotions about October 7 into a painting

David Breuer-Weil is now using his artwork to memorialise victims of October 7

The power of words: young people write messages of support to refugees

‘As a Jew, I know what it is to be scapegoated’

Charity supporting survivors of sexual abuse receives lottery funding

The announcement follows ‘unprecedented’ demand for Migdal Emunah’s support services

Review: Why Brighton’s back on the (kosher) holiday wish list

A trip to the Hove took the work out of our self-catering staycation

Tory leadership candidate labels policing of anti-Israel marches ‘weak’

Tom Tugendhat slammed police ‘inaction’ and ‘inconsistency’

LSJS degree students now eligible for government loans

The 160-year-old institution has been approved by the regulatory body for higher education