The notorious punk duo is scheduled to perform at Camden’s O2 Forum tomorrow
By Jamie Shapiro
The rapper also visited the site of the Nova music festival
By JC Reporter
The act of remembrance marks the first time this summer that a major festival has openly acknowledged the Nova massacre victims
By Jesse Wolfsthal
Covent Garden claimed that the decision was made before a public pressure campaign from Artists for Palestine
By Gabrielle Apfel
Glastonbury is over, but there’s a treasure trove of culture ahead
By Elisa Bray
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Filming a television series, Maureen delves into the wonderful world of Yiddish crime fiction
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The film edited out references to ‘Jews’ and ‘Jihad’ when translating interviews from Arabic, according to critics
By Lorin Bell-Cross
Grants of £2,000 will be available to encourage new projects
By Simon Rocker
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Michael Etherton said that arts bodies across UK now feel ‘impunity’ to exclude Jews
By Daniel Ben-David
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For a while I lost my faith in Bruckner – whose music was played in Vienna on the night of Kristallnacht