Gerald Jacobs

The man still seeking justice a century after the Dreyfus Affair

Educationist George Whyte says minorites are suffering because the lessons of the French scandal haven't been learnt.

American literary heavyweights produce radical new haggadah

Seder complete with ready made wine stains, courtesy of US writers

Football's foul play is a big problem

Artists shouldn't be passengers when it comes to the Holocaust

They call it body art but I find it tatty

Interview: Barbara Taylor Bradford

The million-selling novelist explains why she is so fond of Jews.

Israeli author wins prestigious Jewish literary award

Why the Y word is my word

Review: The Holy Rosenbergs

Kosher drama that’s a little hard to digest

Cozy Landmark get-away you can trust

A dark night sky and no TV - the magic of the Cotswold.

A victory we can take pride in

The world has taken notice of our Jewish Jane Austen

Shouldn't rabbis be serious, for Pete's sake?

In our increasingly informal society, a little formality is still a good thing