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JC investigations correspondent recognised with rising star award

Jane Prinsley named as one of ‘30 journalists to watch’ with accolade celebrating emerging talent

Bneimitzvah service breathes Jewish life back into German shul not used since Kristallnacht

Sibings Ida and Jack Levy are members of The Ark Synagogue in Northwood

Hezbollah rejects ceasefire brokered by US

Meanwhile, another Israeli soldier was killed as the conflict in Lebanon continues

IDF ‘eliminates’ senior members of Hamas’ General Security Apparatus

Carrying the ark forward: this week’s parashah, Beha’alotecha

“And it came to pass, when the Ark set forward, that Moses said, ‘Rise up, Lord, and let Your enemies be scattered; and let those who abhor You flee before You’” Numbers 10:35

Son of Putin’s ‘number one enemy’ Bill Browder sanctioned by Russia after exposing crypto laundering scam

Alexander Browder found himself in the Kremlin’s sights after exposing ‘illegal’ cryptocurrency transactions funding Moscow’s war in Ukraine

Jewish bakery to take centre stage in Edinburgh play

DOUGH will be shown twice next week as part of Jewish Culture Month

Hendon Shul’s senior rabbinic couple announce retirement

Rabbi and Rebbetzin Ginsbury have been at the helm for over a quarter of a century

One dead in Tel Aviv car bombing

The victim’s estranged husband has been detained for questioning following accusations from a family member on social media, which he has denied through his lawyers

Maccabiah Games 2026: Open and Masters going to Israel, while Juniors await decision

Maccabi GB are reviewing the decision to pull their Juniors from the competition in Israel since the change in travel guidance

Call for Loose Women to drop Nadia Sawalha is about accountability, say TV executives

The TV panellist has platformed antizionist conspiracy theories

‘Judaism and heavy metal teach us how to live – and what it means to die well’

Lecturer Keith Kahn-Harris’s new book ‘The Beautiful Death of Ozzy Osbourne’ celebrates the life and death of the Prince of Darkness, whose music shares profound similarities with Judaism, he argues

Maureen Lipman forced to hire security guards for theatre tour after being targeted by pro-Palestine protests

Activists were condemned for depicting the decorated actor with devil horns and a pitchfork

The jazz gig in Germany that struck a real chord with an Israeli film-maker

Director Ido Fluk on why he has brought the story of pianist Keith Jarrett’s legendary 1975 concert in Cologne to the screen in new film Köln 75

Walking Shadow: Love, Loss and Shakespeare review: ‘On loving Shakespeare and hating cancer’

Greg Doran shares writings by his late husband Antony Sher, who died of cancer in 2021, alongside his own musings on grief and his mission to track down Shakespeare’s First Folios

First female soldier joins elite Entebbe raid IDF unit

Sayeret Matkal, modelled on the SAS, is responsible for some of the IDF’s most high-profile operations and was previously led by the now-former prime minister Ehud Barak