Claire Cantor is a freelance journalist who enjoys writing about life issues, people, experiences and food.
Venture off the beaten track for a family holiday in the Arava Desert, to discover another side to Israel
Being Jewish has helped me care for people’s suffering, Rachel Landau - a medical consultant - tells Claire Cantor
When Emma Hyman joined her shul's baby group it sparked the idea for a new TV show
As we look forward to Shabbat UK, we hear how the day of rest can sometimes be a big challenge
In the high speed, lucrative world of social media, Instagram is the hotspot for brands to market their products - and teenagers are uniquely placed to make their mark more easily than many adults
Emma Rosen hated her job in the civil service. So she embarked on a year-long quest to find her path in life
Every Shabbat, Julie Telvi recreates the tastes and aromas of Istanbul in her Mill Hill home.
How do you network, and have fun at the same time? Claire Cantor's been finding out
The recent shake-up in women's roles in shul hasn't been met with approval from all shul-going women, says Claire Cantor
Lawyer Katherine Bennett-Brownstein spotted a gap in the market for kosher curry and is cooking up a storm
They call themselves 'ambassadors of groove' and they're bringing their music to London. Claire Cantor reports
A quarter of parents admit that they favour one of their offspring. It's a parenting fail with biblical roots, says Claire Cantor
Claire Cantor wants a new approach to the festival of lights
A circus performer, pig farmer and professional celebrant - not quite your standard 'Jewish' jobs
Swimming and singing keep the years at bay for actress Thelma Ruby
Claire Cantor feels the pressure as Yomtov approaches
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