TorahSweden vows to prevent desecration of Jewish holy books after planned public burningsJustice minister Gunnar Strömmer has pledged to examine legal and legislative possibilities to ban the desecration of holy books in the countryBy Richard Percival 2 min read
TorahJewish charities supporting Torah studies investigated over use of signed blank chequesThe charities help scholars to devote time to study of the Talmud and rabbinic commentariesBy Simon Rocker1 min read
TorahSweden under fire as police greenlight another Jewish holy book burning protestIsraeli representatives and a senior rabbi has condemned the decisionBy Richard Percival 2 min read
TorahSweden condemned as police greenlight Jewish holy book burning protestIsrael's President Isaac Herzog was one of several Israeli representatives and Jewish organisations to immediately condemn the decisionBy Hannah Gillott 1 min read
By Gaby WineLet’s celebrate the special stories of our brilliant kehillahMy aim, as I embark on my new role of JC Community Editor, is that these pages will reflect all the multifarious strands of our community1 min read
TorahCat and mouse: Joseph's revenge on his brothersWhat's going on beneath the surface when Joseph encounters his brothers in Egypt? A fresh look at a familiar storyBy Rabbi Dr Jonathan Magonet3 min read
TorahBreaking the Talmud glass ceilingA new course at LSJS is offering women in-depth study of classic rabbinic literatureBy Rabbanit Joanne Greenaway3 min read
The family planning that Shavuot asks us to doThe festival, which begins on Saturday night, reminds us of the importance of educating our childrenBy Rabbi Mendel Kalmenson3 min read||June 2, 2022 10:00
Exploring the biblical unconsciousOne of the most innovative and influential modern commentators on the Bible has just published a book on LeviticusBy Dr Tamra Wright3 min read||April 10, 2022 12:01
