Manilan Houle is introducing his mother and nephew to challah and cholent and sees common ground in the struggles of Indigenous and Jewish communities for self-determination
By Jessica Russack-Hoffman
By Stephen Pollard
A solicitor was questioned for wearing a Star of David. The Met’s own words confirm it: the force now treats a Jewish symbol as potentially “antagonising.” Is it any wonder that open antisemitism is given its head on the streets of London?
Caroline Pakter tells the JC about her journey from showbusiness to Orthodox Judaism
By Gaby Wine
By Rabbi Hillel Goldberg
Amid an existential war for Israel and the Jewish people, it is not enough to ‘make a statement’
The actions of the group have upset locals and worried Jewish figures
By Jamie Shapiro
There is so much to be gained by becoming more engaged with Judaism, writes Jane Tobin-Green
By Jane Tobin-Green
Police said the foiled plan was one of ‘the most serious’ they had ever dealt with
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By Rabbi Charley Baginsky
The leaders of Progressive Judaism were booed off stage for showing support for those suffering in Gaza – now they are ‘more determined than ever’ to stand up for ‘diversity of thought’
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The customer claimed that he was targeted with the five-point star, which was not the well-known Jewish symbol, because of where he is from
By Jacob Jaffa
New guidelines from the national security minister reportedly instructed police not to enforce an unofficial prohibition which has remained in place for decades
By JC Reporter
The politician appeared to conflate the purely religious event with political Zionism, claiming that the presence of the event would ‘justify genocide’
As scientists discover indications of possible life beyond the earth, we take a look at what the rabbis have to say
By Simon Eder
French Jewish mountaineers climb high peaks to show the Israeli people that they are not forgotten
By Amelie Botbol
By Rabbi Hayim Leiter
If, outside Israel, the law is that a bris must be performed by a medical professional, then they are the only ones who can do it.
Once the rallying call of Progressive Jewry in the USA, the concept of repairing the world is falling out of fashion in left-wing circles
By Siam Goorwich
The paper has now swapped the picture for one of an early Islamic site on the other side of the country