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Jewish businessman listed as running schools foundation alongside rabbi at centre of a sexual-assault probe says Halpern is no longer involved with organisation
By Nic North
Agudath Israel of America organised the campaign, accusing the paper of demonising Orthodox and Chasidic communities 'thirteen times in three and a half months'
By Daniel Ben-David
Rabbi Chaim Halpern, under investigation over claims he assaulted a woman who came to him for spiritual guidance, is listed as a member of board which appoints governors
The college will focus on two-year courses designed to prepare students for work
By Simon Rocker
'Turnaround’ expert headmaster reveals how failing school became number six in Britain in just one year
It marks a sharp turnaround for JFS after disappointing Ofsted report last year
By Felix Pope
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