ObituaryObituary: Michael SavilleLeeds’s inspirational community leader, chazan and choirmasterBy Rafi Savile2 min read
By Howard JacobsonFrom Saul to David, Jews always did a good coronationCharles will emerge, as did King Saul, no longer the man he was4 min read
CoronationThe Jewish traditions behind pomp of Charles III’s big dayThe coronation of King Solomon provides the template for Saturday's ceremonyBy Rabbi Dr Jonathan Romain2 min read
JudaismHow old Is Judaism? The answer might be younger than you thinkA new book argues the Torah may not have been widely recognised until the days of the MaccabeesBy Simon Rocker4 min read
JudaismSchleps and the City: The art of being flexi-doxThe key to our multi-millennia success is our flexibilityBy Naomi Greenaway3 min read
JudaismWhat it means to be a critical friend of IsraelIsrael’s current struggles put Judaism’s moral reputation at stakeBy Rabbi Jonathan Wittenberg4 min read
BooksThe God Desire Review: Judaism doesn't count in David Baddiel's new bookThe comedian's latest publication shows he needs to widen his outlook on the DivineBy Rabbi Howard Cooper3 min read
Eminent Charedi rabbi says Halpern should be 'thrown out' of Jewish communityThe Rabbi Sternbuch described the London rabbi as a ‘gangster’By Felix Pope1 min read||April 5, 2023 10:33
The seder plate is a moveable feastRabbi Jonathan Romain explains how its contents have varied — and continue to do soBy Rabbi Dr Jonathan Romain3 min read||March 30, 2023 14:14
How childhood memories helped create a mezuzah of ice and sunIrma Orenstein drew on her upbringing to design a unique piece of JudaicaBy Anthea Gerrie3 min read||March 27, 2023 09:40
How Rabbi Akiva saved the Shema for JudaismThe sage’s battle to stop the prayer’s appropriation by early ChristiansBy Dr Harry Freedman3 min read||March 23, 2023 15:20
Dublin Orthodox synagogue goes on sale for £6.6 millionThe Irish congregation has acquired smaller premises to cater for its future needsBy Barry Toberman1 min read||March 17, 2023 10:35
Would shorter services make Shabbat morning sweeter?There could be more scope for creative options rather than rushing through the liturgyBy Simon Rocker3 min read||March 16, 2023 16:11
100 Objects #29: Megillah in ivory rollerProminently displayed scroll in Judaica gallery helps schoolchildren learn about the festival of PurimBy Eliana Mendelsohn1 min read||March 10, 2023 11:35
The Howie Bunch: You’re my fave, I tell each childA core tenet of contemporary parenting is ensuring all your children feel equally loved and specialBy Josh Howie3 min read||March 9, 2023 18:35
Purim’s religious revolutionThe festival, which falls Monday night, marks a turning-point in JudaismBy Rabbi Dr Benjamin Elton3 min read||March 2, 2023 18:14
