Keren David is the Managing Editor of the Jewish Chronicle. She is also the award-winning author of 13 books for young adults, her most recent is Say No to the Dress, published by Barrington Stoke
Story of hope moves supporters of Israel welfare charity at London fundraiser
Kenny Wax, the man behind The Play That Goes Wrong, is one of the UK’s most successful producers - a far cry from his beginnings as an usher
Composer Sam Eastmond's latest piece explores what it is to be British and Jewish
'Many women are only too happy to avoid the potential ordeal of having to sing in public, or indeed, perform in any way.'
The writer, who died this week, was inspired by her Russian Jewish heritage
The actress and antisemitism activist is playing a single Jewish mother with a big problem
Loretta Kay-Feld's music unites high-profile fans
Elaine Bernstein's dresses are 1940s inspired, and every one is customised
British politics is in turmoil and chaos, which are rarely good for the Jews, writes Keren David
Israeli playwright Maya Arad Yasur has written a play about living in Europe: “I think if every young Israeli went to Europe for three years instead of going to the Army for three years, then the political situation would be better.”
'It’s a high profile Jewish role. Surely you must have something? A great-grandmother from Vienna?'
Long sleeves, ankle-length hemlines - British women are embracing the Orthodox woman's style toolkit this summer
'I’ve learned that you can’t write someone’s script for them, in Jewish matters as much as anything else.'
Two long-lost cousins have been reunited thanks to their shared talent
New York-born writer's tales of the super-rich sold in their millions worldwide
Esther Wojcicki has three extremely successful daughters, including Susan, the CEO of YouTube. Now she's written a book to help other parents bring up their children in our "frantic, over competitive world"
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