Sephardi JudaismEgalitarian Sephardi siddur’s new editionThe team behind the the first egalitarian Sephardi siddur has produced a companion volume for use on ShabbatBy Simon Rocker2 min read
Ukraine'Our Ukraine scroll survived Nazis and is now a symbol of defiance'Precious manuscript has survived one war and has now evaded another after being brought from frontline town of Zaporizhzhia to North London community shul before recent Russian invasionBy Paul Cainer3 min read
SuccotJewish identity explored in a tale of love among the etrogsFor Stéphane Freiss, the writer and director of this new French film, this was a deeply personal projectBy Stephen Applebaum6 min read
JudaismLaw professor to become first Jewish recipient of 'Nobel prize of theology'The prestigious award is given to 'scholars that stood out for their publications and/or scientific research'By Ben Bloch2 min read
SchoolsSince the time of Jacob, Jews have placed education firstAs far back as our biblical ancestor, wherever a Jewish community was established, a school would followBy JC Reporter3 min read
By Rabbi Dr Jonathan RomainAccepting non-Jews into shuls will benefit the whole communityLowering the barriers to community is part and parcel of the reality of intermarriage2 min read
TechnologyTravel in time back to Yom Kippur at the Great Synagogue of Aleppo - thanks to the modern miracle of virtual realityA historic Syrian shul destroyed in 2016 has been re-created in a stunning exhibition at Jerusalem’s Israel MuseumBy Jotam Confino3 min read
We were arguing in 1841 — and happily, the broiges is still goingBut it is fair to say that overall Judaism in Britain today is more self-assured and vibrant than at any previous stage in our historyBy Harry Freedman4 min read||September 22, 2022 13:17
We’ve come a long way since Fiddler! A history of UK Jews on stage and screenDepiction of Jews has happily moved on from the crass stereotypes so common in the early 20th centuryBy John Nathan4 min read||September 22, 2022 13:17
From schmutter sellers to stylists, how Jews made their mark on British fashionFashion may not have had a strong presence in the JC for most of its first century, but Jews have left an indelible imprint across British clothingBy Jan Shure2 min read||September 22, 2022 13:17
By Hadley FreemanYes kids, Rosh Hashanah IS as good as ChristmasHadley Freeman's guide to ensuring your children grow up with a respect for their religion2 min read||September 22, 2022 09:22
Most Israelis think having a Jewish father doesn't make you Jewish70 per cent of Jewish Israelis reject patrilineal descentBy Georgia L Gilholy2 min read||September 21, 2022 12:11
By Chief Rabbi Sir Ephraim MirvisWe give thanks for Her Majesty’s exemplary lifeThe Chief Rabbi pays tribute to Her Majesty, who, for 70 remarkable years, was an exemplary figurehead for our country and champion of the finest values of our society1 min read||September 16, 2022 13:49
Anglo-Jewry embraces a familiar KingWhile still in mourning, our community looks to a future in safe handsBy Jonathan Sacerdoti6 min read||September 15, 2022 12:45
By David AberbachSalman Rushdie and the Jewish tradition of literary dissidentsBiblical prophets such as Jeremiah were persecuted and murdered for denouncing injustice and corrupt institutions5 min read||September 13, 2022 09:39
Ukrainian embassy in Israel has again warned against Chasidic pilgrimage to Uman this Rosh HashanahDespite warnings, upwards of 100 pilgrims have already arrived ahead of the holidayBy Daniel Ben-David1 min read||September 8, 2022 11:30