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We have to be inclusive to survive

Dropping-out is now more troubling than antisemitism and requires a more realistic attitude to intermarriage.

Time for Israeli hoteliers to get real over room rates

Analysis: After Cast Lead: where do we go from here?

Turkish anger may backfire

When Prime Minister Erdogan speaks out against Israel he risks his own strategic interests

How kosher became a hot superstore label

How the major chains are increasingly rethinking their food policies.

Angry Muslim ally sides with Hamas

Israel’s relations with Turkey, its closest Muslim ally, are in crisis as a result of the Israeli offensive.

Egypt holds key to ending the conflict

Egypt appears to hold the key to the solution of the Gaza crisis as the Israeli government waits for an improved ceasefire deal before ending Operation Cast Lead.

Turkish disgust

Top speakers’ pullout fails to dent Limmud

The Israeli Embassy was repeatedly targeted this week by demonstrators, who accused Israel of carrying out a “Holocaust in Gaza”.

Ruth Eglash in Georgia

Stalin survived. Can Gori’s Jews?

How to enjoy Xmas the Jewish way

From volunteering to enjoying the easy parking at work, there are plenty of ways for Jews to rejoice at Christmas

How to have a very kosher Christmas

If you don’t want to be left out of all the, er, winter festivities, you can eat and drink well without compromising your kashrut.

De-Christmatizing Chanukah

Festive Puddings

Did Adam have a taste for mince pies?

An ancient rabbinic text suggests an intriguing link between Chanucah and other midwinter festivities.

Plunging pound? You just need a holiday exchange, says Mr Travelex

Sterling’s drop against the euro and the dollar this week has left holidaymakers marooned. Or has it?