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Jane Prinsley

Why it’s not OK to laugh at those who died in the Hezbollah pager attacks

We must not lower ourselves to celebrate the deaths of our enemies

By Jane Prinsley

3 min read

Mourners toss rice over the coffin of a Hezbollah terrorist killed in pager attacks in Lebanon (Getty Images)

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The belief that the PA can govern Gaza is magical thinking

4 min read

Why I did not go on the march against antisemitism

Chana Hughes

By Chana Hughes

Why I did not go on the march against antisemitism

3 min read

The Socialists forget how they used to love Israel

Kate Maltby

The Socialists forget how they used to love Israel

3 min read

The footage of the massacre is an utter abomination on humanity

Lisa Ronson

The footage of the massacre is an utter abomination on humanity

3 min read

Find me an Oxford college that says it is a safe place for Jews

Nick Cohen

Find me an Oxford college that says it is a safe place for Jews

3 min read

Israeli soldiers in an armoured vehicle ride along a street in the northern Israel near the border with Lebanon on October 8, 2023. Fighting between Israeli forces and the Palestinian militant group Hamas raged on October 8, with hundreds killed on both sides after a surprise attack on Israel prompted Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to warn they were "embarking on a long and difficult war". (Photo by JALAA MAREY / AFP) (Photo by JALAA MAREY/AFP via Getty Images)

Sarit Zehavi

By Sarit Zehavi

Israelis are now waiting for the war with Hezbollah to begin

2 min read

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Has the time come for dating apps to be scrapped?

Challenge yourself to chat to Joe Public in the pub this weekend

By Aimee Belchak

1 min read

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June 30, 2023 14:24

Has the time come for dating apps to be scrapped?

'I was at shul but the problem was the rabbi wasn’t'

Entry requirements for parents with children at a Jewish primary are four synagogue visits. So I dust off my yarmulke and set my alarm for Saturday morning

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June 1, 2023 14:08

Blue alarm clock on white background. Time and deadline concept

Jewish matchmaking means socialising face to face and not using social media

Human beings are social animals and thrive on an affinity to a group - that's why organisations such as the JLE play a vital role

By Rabbi Benjy Morgan

2 min read

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June 1, 2023 13:37

Jewish matchmaking means socialising face to face and not using social media

Rabbis leaving United Synagogue not a crisis but ‘a challenge’, says first-ever female CEO

Jo Grose, the organisation’s first female head, said the rabbinical exits were 'not a surprise' and part of a needed 'refresh'

By Simon Rocker

6 min read

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June 1, 2023 11:48

The Corporate Headshots of United Synagogue Board Members at Office, Finchley On Feb2023 By Adam Soller Photography

Ben Judah

It is not hard to find a minyan in Kharkiv… but for how long?

The terrifying hypothesis of a Ukraine without Jews is rearing its ugly head once again

3 min read

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June 1, 2023 11:07

A woman places a candle in front of the Menorah-shaped memorial dedicated to the victims of the Babi Yar massacre during the commemoration ceremony on the 76th anniversary in Kiev on September 29, 2017. - Ukraine marks 76 years since the Nazis slaughtered 34,000 Jews on the outskirts of Kiev during one of the worst single massacres of the Holocaust. (Photo by Genya SAVILOV / AFP) (Photo by GENYA SAVILOV/AFP via Getty Images)