The great novelist and writer reflects on the first anniversary of the October 7 pogrom
October 7 has shown how Australia’s attitude towards us has changed
<p>We are constantly confronted with things that offend us, but do we ask for them to be destroyed?</p>
To insist only a Jew should play a Jew, is to consent to a demeaning stereotype
Jokes aside, the sport, by its very nature, has plenty of appeal for Jews, as an exhibition at Lord's shows
Charles will emerge, as did King Saul, no longer the man he was
It's 40 years since the publication of my first novel, and I can still hear the objections...
Howard Jacobson - one of our greatest living authors - argues for a new positivity towards Jewishness and Israel
For all their differences, Jonathan Freedland and David Baddiel's views on Israel converge in the old discomfort: Israel just won’t give them the Jew they want
'As the Coronation service progressed, it became impossible not to notice the Church of England’s - and therefore the Queen’s - essential Jewish lineage.'
Howard Jacobson offers young people at university his guide on how to counter Jew hate
The search for truth has been entirely forgotten by the forces that seek to dominate the debate on Israel in British universities
'He drew no distinction between the serious and the playful, the learned and the popular'
Author Howard Jacobson pays tribute to his mother, who died aged 97 earlier this month
Author Howard Jacobson sets out the centuries-old roots of modern antisemitism and its exponents
This is the renowned author's address to a debate on whether the Labour leader is 'unfit to be prime minister'
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