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
91 per cent of British Jews rely on some sort of help around the house. Do you?
Community-spirited journalist and lawyer with a passion for history
Author Jonny Zucker took his own life last year. Now his family are raising money to help others, with a new edition of his book Striker Boy
A level results are looming. But how much should parents share on social media?
Penny Joelson's debut Young Adult novel tells the story of a girl who cannot communicate
The playwright who grew up in Liverpool and went to King David High School, says this is his most Jewish play to date
We spoke to two couples who found happiness in very different ways
His father was a founding member of the Hillock Hebrew Congregation, he attended two Jewish schools and trained as a journalist at a Jewish newspaper
Keren David got a big surprise when a friend showed her a celebrity news website
Want to immerse yourself in Jewish music this summer? Here's how
Amanda Craig's new novel is really three books in one, says Keren David
The chatshow host has politics on his mind, he tells Keren David
Jewish music of all sorts is having a moment, and a lot of it is due to Jennifer Jankel's energy and ideas.
A ceremony held to commemorate an atrocity in a Polish forest inspired Eva Hoffman's first drama.
When Keren David's life was in crisis she knew how to be brave. What she needed was help to be the opposite.
A new radio play is set in Manchester's strictly Orthodox community
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