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The Comeuppance review: Grim repear comes calling at the college reunion

My reminder that life is not a rehearsal

Heimishe humour hits the stage in Soho

The star of one-woman show Pickle on how Jewish joy can help us can face up to the grimmest times

Out of Africa: a smashing children’s tale for Passover

An ancient Ethiopian custom of breaking bowls then using the pieces to create new ones takes centre stage in a new picture book

Gaza war is making world ‘look away’ from horror in Africa, says furious Sudanese journalist

An estimated 8 million people have been displaced and 15,000 killed in the Sudanese civil war

Association of Jewish Refugees honours two Auschwitz escapees who warned the world of what they witnessed

Alfréd Wetzler and Rudi Vrba are credited with saving the lives of 200,000 Hungarian Jews

A nutritionist advises which Pesach matzah is healthiest

Ccnfused by the many matzah choices? Read on for your most nutritious Passover pick

Verified neo-Nazi accounts flourishing on X, report says

Violent extremism has reportedly thrived on the social media app formerly known as Twitter

Google workers arrested in New York and California after sit-in against Israel

Some staff members have demanded that Google withdraw from a $1.2 billion contract to provide services to the Israeli government

Vandals deface Melbourne mural calling for return of hostages

The display was covered with ‘Free Palestine’ graffiti just two days after it had been completed

This Pesach, one in four people at your Seder will be struggling with their mental health

Jewish Care, which has merged with Jami, is appealing to the community to support its vital services

Eighteen Israelis wounded after Hezbollah rocket hits community centre

Two victims said to be in serious condition

’I feel guilty talking about freedom this Pesach’

Noa Mevorach Zussman speaks to the JC about how she is feeling as Pesach approaches

An overseas Pesach jaunt with my elderly parents - what could go wrong?

I’m not sure what the opposite of a health farm is but it’s probably a ‘Pesach hotel’

‘Pesach is a festival of freedom but this year we will be praying for the hostages’

An Orthodox mother and a rabbi open up about how they feel in the run-up to Seder night

It’s a kind of magic – Orlando beyond the theme parks

Angelina Villa-Clarke looks beyond Orlando’s theme parks, from historic towns to untouched nature, to discover a different kind of thrill