The Jews on the West Bank do not hold the key to peace; any attempt to remove them will have decidedly non-peaceful consequences
The story of one congregant loudly berating another at the bimah may sound shocking, but synagogues are not temples
Pastor Terry Jones’s wish to burn the Koran may have been nutty but such wishes - and actions - are protected by the US constitution
The TUC’s selective internationalism is in keeping with its history and with the art of empty gestures
Maya Lightman’s admission to JFS is a profoundly joyous event. The need for the US Beth Din to seek forgiveness is equally profound
Arguably, the troubled newspaper’s niche market no longer exists
A prodigy, aged 14, has passed a rabbinical exam, but there’s much more to being a spiritual leader than that
It is bad enough that the PA President wants to exclude Jews, but much worse that he has not been condemned
David Cameron’s description of Gaza was no gaffe; he meant it — for all the outcry among his ‘friendly’ Israel supporters
A wedding? Mazeltov! (But don’t let the rabbi sing — no, I promise I’m not kidding)
The Knesset decision to outlaw boycott from within is not a strike against freedom but a blow for it
Sweeping the Board — after 250 years
This latest, hostile declaration by a Christian sub-denomination exposes the futility of ‘interfaith work’
Democracy was dealt a triple blow by the Brighton acquittal: by the ‘activists’, the court, and the Green Party’s MP
When a leading newspaper omits to correct its misinformation about Israel’s capital city, the body to tell is the PCC, is it not? Yes, it is not
©2024 The Jewish Chronicle
