Jonathan Sacerdoti is the JC's Special Correspondent
How an East German Jew was won over by Israel
Ben-Gurion University of the Negev president Professor Daniel Chamovitz tells of how his students have rallied to offer support to those affected by October 7 attacks
Vigil to call for hostage release draws thousands to London
Hamas releases two US hostages and Egypt Gaza crossing opened for aid trucks
Rishi pledges Britain will stand by Israel in 'its darkest hour' and BBC admits error in ‘Gaza hospital’ coverage
Rishi touches down in Tel Aviv and Israel to allow aid to Gaza
The former Israeli PM recalls his experiences as a tank commander on the 50th anniversary of the 1973 conflict
The Anu Museum acquired the bible after it was sold by Sotheby's for $38m
Jonathan Sacerdoti visits a charity which gives hope to thousands
Meet the founders of a slick enterprise born in a lockdown bedroom
Pesaro is a town with a rich Jewish history and now growing numbers of Israeli Opera singers perform at its opera house
The sale of the Nazi dictator’s alleged possessions is a ploy to attract attention, claims Dutch expert
Martin Sherman's play Rose is not only full of tired stereotypes - it relies on an unforgivable comparison between the IDF and the Nazis
Over the last 75 years, Tel Aviv has become a food Mecca, here's our pick of the best spots
Uri Geller has created a new shrine to his mystical powers
The Senior Rabbi of the Spanish and Portuguese Jews’ Congregation, Britain’s oldest Jewish community, described the mood as 'buoyant and joyful'
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