Holocaust survivors share their keepsakes to teach lessons of the past
The 80 Objects/80 Lives digital exhibition was launched just before Holocaust Memorial Day
What happens next in the Israel-Hamas ceasefire deal?
The fragile agreement has clear plans for stage one of the ceasefire, but leaves unanswered questions about hostages and long-term peace
From Jared Kushner to Miriam Adelson, who are the Jewish figures in Trump’s inner circle?
From far-right conspiracy theorists to long-term political advisors, Trump has surrounded himself with a number of vocal Jewish supporters
Who are the Palestinian prisoners being freed in return for the hostages?
The new ceasefire deal will see the initial release of 33 hostages in exchange for up to 1,904 Palestinian prisoners, many of whom have been charged with terrorism and murder
What awaits the three hostages due for release in today’s ceasefire deal?
Romi Gonen, Doron Steinbrecher and Emily Damari will be taken to private hospital suites and treated for what health ministry anticipates to be severe mental and physical complications
Holocaust survivor’s Menorah miraculously undamaged by LA fires as family lose everything
Joshua Kotler explained how the ‘insanely powerful’ discovery has eased the pain of his family’s loss
Pope Francis steps up criticism of Israel, condemns ‘shameful’ Gaza situation
During yearly ‘state of the world’ speech, the pope ramped up his criticism of the Israeli offensive in Gaza
Gal Gadot says she wasn’t forbidden from wearing a hostage pin to Golden Globes
The Israeli ‘Wonder Woman’ actress clarifies rumour that she was forbidden from showing support for hostages at awards ceremony on Sunday
Ritchie Torres to vote for sanctions against ICC over arrest warrants for Netanyahu, Gallant
Torres joins President Joe Biden in decrying ICC decision to issue arrest warrants for Israeli leaders
Meet the Jewish philanthropist who has taken thousands of sick kids to Disneyland
Phil Davis founded the Magical Taxi Tour 30 years ago to give sick children a treat
Inside the matchmaking crisis rocking the US Orthodox community
A new report studying the experiences of single American Orthodox men and women reveals unique set of hurdles
Inside the hysterical world of Zach Margs’ Israeli parodies
The chartered surveyor-turned-TikTok comedian on his Israeli impersonations and becoming a Jewish matchmaker
Israel calls Irish president’s claim it wants to build settlements in Egypt ‘lies’
Chief Rabbi of Ireland says the claim is ‘baffling’ and helps explain why Israeli foreign ministry closed Dublin embassy
Egypt revises textbooks to remove antisemitic and anti-Israel content
Impact-se finds improved attitudes towards Jews among Egyptian schoolchildren after revised textbooks
Turntables, cabaret and Middle Eastern jazz: nightlife with a Jewish twist
The JC meets three young women bringing Jewish inclusivity to London’s nightlife scene
How public menorahs became the most recognisable symbol of Chanukah
The rise and rise of the public menorah has transformed our experience of Chanukah
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