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Cafe nostalgia: the coffeehouses that tell Europe’s story

A Jewish man set up the first cafe in England – and in Europe coffee houses were central to Jewish culture, as Monica Porter’s new book details

A tale of two cities

Anthea Gerrie discovers an alternative city break in Kaunas — as well as Jewish life past and present in Lithuania

Harvard encampment ends after university makes concessions

The protest was one of several at campuses across the USA

Over 100 synagogue members call for controversial rabbi to resign

Rabbi Lara Haft Yom-Tov has apologised for Haggadah essay, which called Israeli politicians ‘war criminals’

Suella Braverman says sorry to Jews over policing of Gaza marches

Advertising regulator will not investigate paper over ‘Israel genocide’ claim

One Camden New Journal reader said he was shocked by the ‘inflamatory’ language

Previously inadequate Charedi school upgraded by Ofsted

Ofsted recognises progress at Beis Medrash Elyon but school still falls foul of requirements to teach about LGBT identity

Paris Holocaust memorial defaced with red hands in ‘disgraceful act of hate’

French capital city tagged with red hand graffiti on the anniversary of the Nazi’s first round-up of Parisian Jews

Three men in court over ‘Isis-inspired’ plot to kill Jews in north-west England

The men are accused of planning to use automatic weapons to cause ‘multiple fatalities’

Zutons singer reveals he warned Amy Winehouse her version of ‘Valerie’ would flop

The 2007 cover produced by Mark Ronson remains a firm favourite among Winehouse fans

85th anniversary of the Kindertransport marked at Wigmore Hall concert

Actor Tom Conti compered the event

New Board president says British Jewry is ‘at inflection point’

Phil Rosenberg, 38, makes history as the Board’s youngest-ever president and sets out his vision for his term in office

Proscribe ‘extreme protest groups’ like Palestine Action, government advised

Palestine Action has been reported to police for offering tips on ‘smashing windows’ and ‘breaking in’ to buildings

Hamas planned to set up a base in Turkey before October 7 according to secret papers

A document found at the home of the chief of staff to Hamas’s leader in Gaza reveals plans to ‘establish a security branch abroad’

Granddaughter of Kinderstransport refugee to tell his story through music

Cellist Juliette Appel will perform the piece with her sister

PureGyms in East London vandalised after CEO supports Israel on Question Time

Humphrey Cobbold said Britain should supply ‘defensive weapons’ to the Jewish state but not ‘big bombs’