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Rabbi Silverman: The truth about my sister Sarah

Sarah Silverman’s sister Susan is a rabbi in Israel. They have a lot in common… no, really.

Interview: Ron Silver

The West Wing? I do real politics.

Liberals appoint first Midlands support staff

Liberal Judaism has appointed its first Midlands development worker.

Spurs-fan twins do party double

Identical twins Sidney Tabizel and Harry Tobias celebrated their 90th birthday with a surprise afternoon tea party.

They need your blood

The United Synagogue is to hold its first blood donor sessions

Lancashire theme park goes Jewish for a day

A Lancashire theme park turned Jewish for a day, attracting 2,000 visitors from across the community.

Woodside Park picks its new minister

Woodside Park Synagogue appoints a new full-time rabbi, almost a year after the controversial departure of its previous minister split the community.

Tribute to Cussins

A new £350,000, six-bedroomed unit at Donisthorpe Hall has been named in memory of the care home's former chairman and life-president.

Norwood names its new boss

Bernie Myers is the new Norwood chairman, succeeding Michael Teacher, who is stepping down.

Green light for Edgware school

Barnet Council grants planning permission for a major re-development of the Edgware Jewish Primary School site.

Reform forced to shut Northern office

The Reform Movement is to close its Northern office in Manchester due to financial crisis.

Romanian graves smashed

Investigation launched after 200 graves in Bucharest's largest Jewish cemetery were vandalised.

Economist says sorry

German Economist Hans-Werner Sinn apologises for comparing credit crunch to 1930s antisemtism

Obama? McCain? Our panel chews it over

We asked a selection of US Jews living in Britain who they will be supporting in the election.

Protest in Vienna over Iran

Protesters in Vienna demonstrated against a state visit of former Iranian president Mohammad Khatami.

Broiges of the week: Abraham Foxman v Pennsylvania Republicans