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The arrival of Eastern European Jews in the mid-1880s led to London becoming a hive of Yiddish culture, now all but lost
By Keren David
It is fabulous to see your own community on stage, but toe-curling when it hits a bum note
By David Baddiel
Who wouldn’t want to watch Saul Bellow on Love Island?
By Zoe Strimpel
Yes, there are some Jews who don’t lap up classic Broadway shows or adore Barbra Streisand
By Karen E H Skinazi
Rama Burshtein-Shai's Fir Dance has created a huge storm in Israel
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By Eli Abt
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This examination of the seemingly simple street food works at the very least as a reappraisal of the myriad ways its elements combine to create something larger than themselves
By Josh Howie
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You don’t often see a performance that is flawless, but this is just that
The verbatim piece, which addresses the 'ancient prejudice' against Jews, is to be staged at a theatre recently embroiled in a controversy over alleged antisemitism
By John Nathan
The veteran of many successful Israeli TV series believes this is her best role yet
By Francine White
This deep connection had a tremendous effect on the image of the British in Israel for years
By Einav Schiff
The second instalment of David Eldridge’s trilogy isn’t quite as compelling as Beginning but it’s good enough to look forward to End
The superhero artist leaves behind an important legacy not only as a storyteller but also for his campaigning as a proud Jew
By Joel Meadows
Starring Benedict Cumberbatch, Sam Raimi's production also sees the return of MCU favourites Elizabeth Olsen, Chiwetel Ejiofor and Benedict Wong
By Linda Marric
Bob Fosse’s iconic musical film makes a welcome return to the big screen this week to celebrate its 50th anniversary
