Gerald Jacobs is the literary editor of the JC.
Best known for his columns, the much-loved journalist was an enthusiastic fiction writer, as a new Bloomsbury collection shows
Educationist George Whyte says minorites are suffering because the lessons of the French scandal haven't been learnt.
Seder complete with ready made wine stains, courtesy of US writers
The million-selling novelist explains why she is so fond of Jews.
Kosher drama that’s a little hard to digest
A dark night sky and no TV - the magic of the Cotswold.
The world has taken notice of our Jewish Jane Austen
In our increasingly informal society, a little formality is still a good thing
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