The Blue City, as Kavala is known, is rarely visited by Brits, but as well as being lovely it has a Jewish past and the unspoilt island of Thassos is a short boat road away
From heightened (and humourless) security measures at Ben Gurion to a less-than-optimal new direct flight from Manchester, Israel travel comes at a cost
It fulfils all criteria for proscription, notably the unlawful use of violence and intimidation
The Gallagher brothers are not exactly my Wonderwall. When they last played in my local park, Liam criticised me in front of 70,000 fans
No lockshen, no kneidels or treacle tart for me! Boy, have I had my fill of the guest who has decided to be ‘good’
Even if you think you’ve eliminated every crumb there’s room for failure
Abstaining would ruin Shabbat. And would the whisky bores talk about?
Rustling up a four-course meal every Friday night is par for the course for Jewish mothers across the land, says Angela Epstein
So many communal events take place in the South
In these terrible times, Jewish celebrations show our defiance. Do not cancel them
A new ruling from the Craft Bakers Association on the pronunciation of ‘scone’ prompts a Mancunian to enter the vowel wars
Head to Halkidiki to discover the secrets of this quiet corner of Greece
It is cold, it is clammy and the only reason Jews prize it so is because of its excellent PR
Seder night is always distinct from the rest of the year. But some, as our writers recall, are especially memorable
The bond between sisters-in-law can be a beautiful thing
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