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Sailing: Welcome to nappy valley

We discover that rare thing: a baby-friendly break where parents really can relax

Review: The Informers

Thanks, Dad, for the rotten book review

Coexistence efforts not welcome in Jenin?

Review: About Time - Growing old disgracefully

Enlightening travel tips for the journey to old age

Review: Religulous

Review: Monsters vs. Aliens

Review: The Boat That Rocks

Review: The Story of Vasco

Review: Parlour Song

Review: Dimetos

Pryce adds value to a profitless drama

Interview: Idan Raichel

He’s probably Israel’s coolest global export

Apprentice Watch: The sandwich man fails to cut it

The ex-candidate casts his expert eye over Sir Alan’s latest crop of hopefuls as a catering task proves a bridge roll too far

Interview: Larry Charles

The man who unleashed Borat turns his camera on religion

Tzav

“This is the law of the sin-offering; in the place where you slaughter the elevation-offering, you shall slaughter the sin-offering, before God — it is most holy” Leviticus 6:18

Kimcha d’Pascha

“It is a tradition to buy wheat and distribute it to the poor for Pesach.” So writes Rabbi Moshe Isserlis (the Rema), a 16th century rabbinic leader of Ashkenazi Jewry.