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Israeli hospitals record twice as many cases of ‘broken heart syndrome’ since October 7

Hospitals saw twice as many cases of the rare condition in the wake of Hamas's October 7 massacre

Parashah of the week: Bemidbar

“Take a census of the whole Israelite community” Numbers 1:2

Shabbat and Shavuot times from June 7 to June 14

Shabbat and Yom Tov times for the week

Jewish D-Day veterans recount liberating the Nazi death camp Bergen-Belsen

Two 99-year-old Jewish veterans of D-Day have spoken with the JC about their experiences fighting through Europe and each taking part in the liberation of Bergen-Belsen

Hezbollah drone kills IDF soldier in northern Israel

Sgt. (res.) Refael Kauders, 39, was killed and nine other soldiers were wounded in the attack

Liri Albag’s favourite cheese boyikos

These tasty dough balls are a favourite food for hostage, Liri Albag

Greek-style chickpea and feta salad

A light lunch or dinner that’s sunshine on a plate

Pro-Palestine students at Stanford arrested for occupying university president’s office

Protesters at the elite university left ‘extensive damage’ to campus property after blockading themselves in the president’s office

Over 100 BBC contributors and staff slam corporation for platforming antisemitic sports pundit

Jewish staff condemn BBC for being ‘deaf’ to antisemitism

The Boy in the Woods review: Jewish resilience stars in this Shoah survival story

This adaptation of a Holocaust memoir provides a distinctive take on the meaning of remembrance in the face of catastrophe

Dead Don’t Hurt review: Can you love the son of a man who raped your wife?

A View From the Bridge review: bridge in the shadow of a Miller classic

National Service? Good luck with that one, Rishi

Small town life: the shtetl through the eyes of an artist

These eastern European Jewish communities were wiped out by the Nazis in the Holocaust but, using his keen eye for detail and astonishing visual recollection, artist Mayer Kirshenblatt succeeded in preserving visions of life in these villages in his work

Israeli minister denies reports the government ran covert influence campaign on US politicians

The Ministry of Diaspora Affairs denies it operated a fake social media campaign to influence U.S. congresspeople

‘Kafka was deeply interested in many aspects of his Jewishness, including the then new Zionist movement’

A hundred years after his death, a new exhibition looks at the man behind the legend, bringing us closer to the literary icon than ever before