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The Jewish Bible scholar challenging centuries of Christian anti-Judaism

The attacks on Amy-Jill Levine, the new president of the Catholic Biblical Association, show that supersessionism – the belief that God replaced his chosen people with the Church – remains very much alive in certain circles

Just why has Israel not had a female leader since PM Golda Meir more than half a century ago?

A nation with female fighter pilots, Supreme Court judges and heads of prestigious universities paradoxically has few women vying for power in the October 27 general election

The vicious cycle of looking for a graduate job

You can’t get a job without experience. But you can only get experience if you have a job.

Thomas the Tank Engine and his surprising Jewish connections

The little blue engine who has delighted children for generations turns 80 this month. But had his creator not lived in Jerusalem, his story might never have been written...

‘As a student, I was working 40 hours a week. I’m still paying off my debts’

Jewish students and graduates tell the JC about the pressures they face to stay financially afloat – and the support that’s available

US Middle East policy must not be ‘subservient to Israel,’ says JD Vance

Vance also praised President Trump for his ‘willingness to actually part ways with Bibi Netanyahu’

Pink Floyd’s Roger Waters calls Ed Sheeran a ‘prick’ over Macklemore Gaza row

Anti-Israel artists have launched an attack on Sheeran after he maintained his apolitical stance in the face of his support acts dropping out in protest of the ‘Zionist lobby’

Warning for Labour MP who called for UK military action against Israel was not enough, says Jewish group

Tahir Ali later retracted his comments and ‘apologised unreservedly’

Council gives green light to health and safety prosecution over toddler’s death at Radlett nursery

Sadie Salt died in 2020 after choking on a piece of sausage and the Early Learners nursery has since closed down

Learning ‘not only for academic success, but for meaningful lives’

How the Leo Baeck Institute, at 70, is keeping German-Jewish history alive

Arab-Israeli teen arrested over ‘server farm terror plot’

Mustafa Issa allegedly planned to use his role as a volunteer fireman to access and destroy a site connected to an Israeli data firm

Do androids dream of halachic sheep?

Manor Lodge focuses on ‘cherishing childhood and protecting its magic’

Demystifying the 11-plus: A parent’s guide to London’s senior school entry system

From campus to career, a guide to landing your first job