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How a gathering in Italy led to a Jewish state in Palestine

This weekend marks the 100th anniversary of a geopolitical decision of enormous consequence for the Jewish people

Shindler on Gulf states

Arabs and Jews must use the Egypt-Israel peace deal as a springboard to go much further

The 1979 treaty is not just history - it must be our future, writes Ed Husain

Meet the refugees who sought sanctuary with Jewish volunteers

To mark national refugee week, we speak to the men rebuilding their lives in the heart of our community

Jews will suffer as the world gets less liberal

Antisemitism thrives solely in monotheistic societies, and is driven by the fact that Jews have a culture, religion and customs that is distinct those of their neighbours

The best kosher cuts of 2018

It’s been another delicious year for food

From condemning Bibi to 'most pro-Israel PM ever', where does David Cameron stand on Israel?

The newly appointed foreign secretary has said Israel has an 'undeniable' right to defend itself

Interview: Maureen Lipman

Cuddly? The Jewish everymum hits out

Interview: Houda Nonoo

Bahrain’s Jewish ambassador to the USA

The secret map that enraged Zionists and Arabs alike

Arts Agenda

Who gets the business vote?

What outcome do some of the nation’s top business chiefs want?

Recovery? You're joking, says Sorrell

Sir Martin Sorrell, the boss of advertising giant WPP, says that any prediction of imminent global recovery and green shoots is premature.

Obligated to help the persecuted — by our history and our Judaism

More hatred from the "moderate" Abbas

Shaily Lipa recommends no-fuss recipes for Rosh Hashanah success

The Israeli cookbook writer discusses her first English language cookbook, Yassou, inspired by her cultural heritage