Ben Weich
Ben Weich is a reporter for the JC.
Review: Red Sea Spies
This book offers an in-depth account of the Mossad’s daring rescue operation of Ethiopian Jews, says Ben Weich
Tottenham Hotspur's lawyers contact BBC over Holocaust Memorial Day segment
The Premier League club complained after a clip aired The One Show focusing on allegations of racism by its supporters without clarification that police found no evidence of abuse
Alan Dershowitz threatens to campaign against Bernie Sanders over 'Corbyn endorsement'
The US senator, who is running to become America's first Jewish president, made supportive remarks of the Labour leader in 2017
2020 Wingate Literary Prize shortlist announced
Both fiction and non-fiction works are considered for the £4,000 prize, awarded annually to the best book to 'translate the idea of Jewishness to the general reader'
Conservative MP Daniel Kawczynski criticised for appearing alongside Viktor Orbán and far right
Shrewsbury MP will speak at the National Conservatism Conference alongside the Hungarian PM, whose attacks on George Soros have been labelled antisemitic
Survivors' grandchildren vow to continue their educational legacy
'I don’t see any reason why people like us can’t go into schools and universities and carry on these talks,' Chloe Kaye says at JW3 ceremony
'On a good day, my wife likes me': Sanders responds to Clinton’s ‘nobody likes him’ jibe
The former US Secretary of State criticised Bernie Sanders' online supporter for attacking 'lots of his competitors, particularly the women'
Survey finds 'significant confusion' over organ donation among Jews
One in ten thought organ donation was always permissible, while 17 per cent said it was always prohibited
Renewed appeal to find missing Jewish man last seen in Berkshire village
Thames Valley Police say officers are 'very concerned' for the welfare of Alexander Stern, who has been missing since January 11
US retiree Michael Karkoc, exposed as commander of Nazi-led unit, dies aged 100
A 2013 review of US and Ukrainian records found he was the commander of a unit which took direct orders from the SS
Calls for author of 'inflammatory and antisemitic' poem to be sacked as school governor
Newham Council, which runs Eastlea Community School, said it was 'unaware' of the poem, which describes an Israeli as a 'conqueror of refugees exiled in their own home'
Auschwitz footage colourised for the first time in Channel 4 documentary
The technique used on the images is similar to that used in Sir Peter Jackson’s They Shall Not Grow Old, and will bring 'contemporary resonance' to the Holocaust
Brooklyn's Jewish neighbourhoods to get 100 new security cameras
The local Charedi community has been gripped with fear after a wave of antisemitic attacks in Brooklyn, Jersey City and Monsey
Jess Phillips suspends key aide for 'unacceptable' anti-Israel tweets
The Labour leadership candidate said: 'It is easy to call out and challenge our adversaries, it is far harder to do this when it is our friends and close colleagues'
Board of Deputies demands Labour leadership candidates sign up to 'pledges'
The body condemned the outgoing Jeremy Corbyn, saying antisemitism 'became a matter of great anxiety for the UK’s Jews' under his watch
Chelsea commission stadium mural to mark Holocaust Memorial Day
British-Israeli artist's 12-by-seven metre work will portray three footballers who were sent to Nazi death camps
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