Thousands join prayers for Israel
Online prayers were hosted by the United Synagogue
Thousands will rely on food parcels this Pesach
The United Synagogue’s welfare department will be delivering to over 800 families
Let’s talk schools: why we need a schools review
Can the Jewish education system be smarter and more effective? We’ll be looking to see
Former US rabbi warns of burnout
Rabbi David Mason left Muswell Hill synagogue to work at a charity
Meet the mensches making up minyans for the rest of us day in, day out
What motivates people to perform this mitzvah for their fellow Jews? Gaby Koppel asks them
US removes video of children singing from social media after antisemitic abuse
The United Synagogue shared the video of Jewish School children singing Hatikva
Obituary: Carl Davis
Composer-conductor whose prolific film, TV and theatre career encompassed a revival of the world of silent films
Obituary: Philip Ginsbury
Popular rabbi and prison chaplain who was active in interfaith relations
Senior Kinloss rabbi steps down unexpectedly
The departure of Rabbi Jeremy Lawrence after nearly nine years was announced to members late on Monday
UK Shuls to mark coronation with bunting and Victoria sponge Kiddush
While Orthodox synagogues will be unable to show the proceedings at Westminster Abbey, they will be marking the royal occasion in other ways.
Historic Wembley shul sold to group that hosted extremist Imam
Decision by the United Synagogue to sell Wembley site to the UK branch of Dawat-e-Islami, a Pakistan-based charity, faces widespread criticism
Borehamwood rabbinic couple set to move to top Toronto congregation
Rabbi Sam and Rebbetzin Emma Taylor have been offered role at Shaarei Shomayim
Storm Eunice damages graves at United Synagogue cemeteries
Trees crash into tombstones at historic Willesden and Hackney sites
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