When it comes to the crunch... my matzah must come from LeedsI didn’t want spelt matzah from Streit or Manischewitz..., I want the real thing - a stack of red Rakusen’sBy Dominic Green5 min read
By Melanie PhillipsUkraine shows how vital the nation is in defending freedomThe desperate battle of Ukrainians to protect their nation has shown up the false shibboleth of progressive politics that the nation-state is the source only of bad things like intolerance3 min read
By Yoni BirnbaumThe holy man who would never leave his roomThe inspiration of Rabbi Kanievsky, who died recently, is more relevant than ever on Pesach3 min read
FamilyHow can I ensure Seder night is free of angry family broiges?It's a question as old as the Exodus itself! And let's start by looking after the host...By Chana Hughes3 min read
Jerusalem Bennett's peacekeeping mission should be focused on his coalition, not UkraineMr Bennett will need to spend less energy on diplomatic missions in Moscow and KyivBy Anshel Pfeffer7 min read
AustriaAnti-vaxxers who abused Star of David guilty of breaching anti-Nazi lawA court in Vienna found two defendants had “grossly downplayed” the Holocaust and violated Austria’s Prohibition Act banning Nazi activityBy Liam Hoare1 min read
JudaismThe militant mystic who marched with Martin Luther KingSocial activism was inseparable from religious faith for Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel, who died 50 years agoBy Simon Rocker4 min read
Jewish lawyer sacked for not working on Pesach wins £26k in employment tribunalPhilip Bialick was sacked by NNE for taking pre-approved annual leaveBy Mathilde Frot1 min read||March 7, 2022 16:27
Why eating a pastrami sandwich is a mitzvahAmerican Jews are finding religious meaning in nostalgia for the past, a new book arguesBy Simon Rocker4 min read||March 3, 2022 13:40
