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How Britain let butchers of the Holocaust to escape scot-free

Colin Shindler is fascinated by a study into a failure of justice

Gallant: Hamas collapsing into its own tunnels in Gaza

“In the past day and a half, we have over 100 captives, some of them who came up from underground," said the Israeli defense minister.

UN court doesn’t call for ceasefire, demands release of all hostages

The court is ‘acutely aware’ of human tragedy unfolding in the Gaza strip but has not called for a ceasefire

The Queen becomes patron of The Anne Frank Trust

The charity’s first royal patronage would have meant so much to passionate royalist Anne Frank

Is there a more gifted composer than Thomas Ades?

From intimate chamber to large scale opera and concertos, this composer has the rare ability to make contemporary music acclaimed by critics and audiences alike

‘I always seek joy, so happy songs just spill out of me’

Former Immanuel head boy and Oxford graduate Bertie Green gave up a job in the City to write music, and this week he releases a series of singles. Elisa Bray meets him

‘Outstanding’ Eden praised for its outdoor classes

The cross-communal earns top marks for Jewish studies

That’s Life! to a new Shoah fairy tale

Samantha Spiro who played Esther Rantzen in One Life is now the narrator in a new play about the Holocaust

Dreaming of retirement in the Shtetl-by-the-Sea

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Is being nice good for you?

Gaby Koppel tests the theory that performing acts of kindness boosts your mental health

Do I need to pay tax on stuff I sell online?

Our money maven Rosanna Spero advises whether you should be worrying about HMRC’s new rules on trading on sites like eBay

War babies: why having children is harder than ever

Bringing kids into the world is especially challenging now, says Chana Hughes

The Etgar Quiz no 256

Try our weekly Jewish knowledge test

Ofsted finds much to like at Brodetsky

The Leeds primary, where some pupils make ‘starting’ progress, retains its ‘good’ ranking

NY principal tells teachers to attend event about ‘genocide on Gaza’

Headteacher Terri Grey urged teachers to attend the event

United Synagogue is almost plastic-free in time for Tu Bishvat