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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?

Let’s not sentimentalise the Shoah

We need to think carefully about how best to preserve memories of the Holocaust

Interview: Houda Nonoo

Bahrain’s Jewish ambassador to the USA

A British hero saved my father

Israeli leaders ‘satisfied’ with Miliband’s pressure on Syria

Israeli leaders have expressed their satisfaction with the results of Foreign Secretary David Miliband's visit to the Middle East this week.

Turkish community chief disowns ‘plotter rabbi’

The Jewish community in Turkey has warned that the case of a supposed convert to Judaism accused of being involved in a conspiracy to overthrow the government may stir antisemitic feeling.

Mexico first stop on a virtual world tour at Jewish Care's Hyman Fine House

Turkiz at Bet Yitzhak - December 2003

My new diet’s taking me back to the Stone Age

Denial is not a criminal matter

"Denial is not a criminal matter."

Frankfurt book fair’s ‘hate texts’

Simon Wiesenthal Centre urges the Fair to take action after finding allegedly antisemitic texts at the event.