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Christians unite for Israel at a summit with a very Jewish feel

Millions of Americans are members of Christians United for Israel, and their 20th annual summit emphasised their support for the Jewish community

Iran suspends cooperation with nuclear watchdog following US strikes

State media announced a law enforcing the decision had been enacted by President Masoud Pezeshkian

The JC summer 2025 children’s reading list

From royal rescue missions to understanding the liminal ritual of havdalah, here are the season’s four best new books for toddlers, teens and those in between

The anti-Israel BBC requires root-and-branch reform

This latest scandal is not a blunder. It is the result of a culture that treats the Jewish state as uniquely suspect

Charedi school praised for promoting responsible citizenship

Bnos Beis Yaakov Primary is rated outstanding for personal development by Ofsted

Lipman and Bernstein. Do you believe in this combination?

Paying tribute to a musical great

Iran-linked hackers threaten to release White House email cache

The Trump administration has rubbished the claim, calling it a ‘calculated smear campaign’

Letters to the Editor, July 4 2025

The BBC, the West Bank, Gaza and our dreams

The settler activists who attack the soldiers sent to protect them

Settler violence stains Israel’s global reputation and also undermines the many law-abiding Israeli citizens who live in Jewish communities across the West Bank

The Orthodox thinkers who pushed the boundaries of tradition

Two new books present the ideas of two of the most innovative 20th-century Orthodox rabbis

Argentina probes antisemitic slogans at football match

Fans of Club Atlético All Boys are alleged to have hurled anti-Israel slogans at supporters of Atlants, a team known for its strong ties to the local Jewish community

Hearty chicken and herb soup

Former Hasmonean headteacher Beverley Perin dies at 65

Influential Jewish educator who combined excellence with compassion

Survey launched to check in with community nearly two years after October 7

The JPR questionnaire asks about Jewish identity, British identity and the community’s relationship with Israel

British Jewry raises £1.7 million to support wounded IDF veterans

Beit Halochem or ‘House of Warriors’ is Israel’s only government-recognised charity serving wounded veterans

Marseille 1940 by Uwe Wittstock: one hack’s mission to save Jewish intelligentsia from the Nazis

This is a gripping account of young and unassuming American journalist Varian Fry’s mission to save the literary and artistic greats of his day