The Jewish Chronicle

I still feel like Paula Radcliffe at the wobbly end of a marathon

The Allegra tour, as you may have read, was beset by attempts to boycott my presence in Aberdeen, Glasgow and Bath. And yet, I can play Allegra, Jane Lucas or Evelyn Plummer because we are all English – I love being English

Please look after this bear – save him from critical race theory

A new book argues that Paddington is an idealised refugee created by white people to soothe themselves while British people of colour are lost. What’s certainly been lost is a proper appreciation of the character’s Jewish roots

How the Green Party is embracing the politics of Palestinian extremism

When even a Jewish-Arab peace group that speaks of ‘apartheid’ and ‘genocide’ is deemed beyond the pale, the argument is no longer about Israel’s policy, but its very legitimacy

The UN leader lit a candle for a Hamas commander – the organisation is ‘no longer fit for purpose’

United Nations’ Secretary-General António Guterres was mourning Imad Yousif El Samhouri, who was filmed climbing out of the terror tunnels beneath Gaza and identified as a top terrorist. The institution’s collapse is now a realistic option

The miraculous return of Yehuda Katz’s body closes a 44-year story of hope, desperation and anguish

He had been mentioned in one of my first lessons of the year at Kerem B'Yavneh Yeshivah; his legacy continues to inspire students to this day

Letters: ‘I do not expect Mr Miliband to seek my counsel, but I shall offer it regardless’