A remote 800-year-old castle was turned into Cumbria’s only synagogue for a weekend
By Daniel Ben-David
By Jeremy Taffel
‘On the tennis courts, everyone is the same, with no borders’
By Jenni Frazer
‘You are changemakers. You will go back to your communities and make the changes we want to see’
By Gaby Wine
More than 40 participants from multiple faiths joined the event
‘Such acts of violence have no place in our city,’ the Bishop of Manchester said
Rabbi Dovid Lewis and Imam Nasser Kurdy say there is power in showing empathy
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A new joint declaration said relations between Jews and Muslims in Manchester were at an ‘all-time low’
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Youssef Msibih was dismissed by the board of his mosque in Alkmaar after videos emerged of him meeting President Herzog and joining an Arabic chorus of the Israeli national anthem.
By JC Reporter
An Israeli Orthodox institute is calling for interfaith relations to be put on a new footing
By Simon Rocker
Lord Khan of Burnley said people had used Israel’s war in Gaza to stir up antisemitism
By Lorin Bell-Cross
The Pinsker Centre is empowering mostly non-Jewish students to challenge radical anti-Israel voices through dialogue and arguments
By Benjamin Freeman
Officials from Building Bridges in Burnley shared imagery comparing Israel and Nazi Germany
Jewish comedian Helen Lederer is one of seven celebrity ‘pilgrims’ to star in upcoming BBC reality show promoting interfaith dialogue
By Eliana Jordan
Hendon School is a paragon of peaceful co-existence
By Rabbi Michael Pollak
By Fiyaz Mughal