Keren David

Podcast review: Baddiel and Warsi try to teach us to be nice

There’s a word missing from ‘book week’

Its stuffed with star names and fascinating events, but not the word ‘Jewish’

One Day review: Dexter is basically a Jewish prince in disguise

One Day isn’t just a bit of nostalgic romance, it’s also a parenting manual on how not to bring up your Jewish princelet

I am my family’s Lilibet

Jews know how to avoid broiges over naming children – or do we?

A murder, servants and an ambassador

The Jewish Chronicle archive, January 14 1938

Omitting Jewishness from Winton’s story is neither new nor surprising

The Jewish children rescued by Nicholas Winton often ended up having complicated relationships with their background

Hymn to history: the London shul that’s singing its story with the JC’s help

New West End Synagogue’s composer-in-residence Benjamin Till wrote a new work to celebrate the shul’s 144 year history

Book review: Eight Bright Lights

SaraGibbs’ debut novel is very readable and very Jewish

There’s comfort in a catalogue of archivists

A recent conference was an antidote to the feeling that Jews are being ignored and gaslit

'I'm writing at a cemetery, trying not to think about death'

The space and silence of a Jewish resting place proved the perfect location for a writers’ retreat

Trees are full of life and losing them can hurt

Forests and woods are good for our health — and that’s reflected in the Jewish religion

Pioneering Jewish feminist Alice Shalvi dies aged 96

Shalvi was born in Germany and fled to England before making aliyah in 1949