Why David Jacobs will be so sorely missed

OPINION

Cooking after Sara: the man from Mosimann’s taught me

With the encouragement of his children, a bereaved husband learns how to cook for himself

When we did not do enough

Rabbis, we have a problem

Israel’s talent for losing friends and alienating journalists

Barrington Black: Gibraltar's supreme lawman

He thought he had retired after a distinguished legal career. But then the Gibraltar Supreme Court came calling

On the air with Topol and Golda

Abraham Levy: I've no resentment over the decision to retire early

The Sephardi spiritual leader rises above the splits in his community but identifies failings elsewhere in Anglo-Jewry

Meet the community's £50 million benefactor

Other philanthropists may be better known but few are as influential as Clive Marks

Still marching, the Ajex heroes who defy time

The remembrance parade of Jewish ex-servicemen and women has become a unifying force in Anglo-Jewish culture

Interview: Stanley Kalms

"I made Sacks Chief Rabbi, but he's been a huge failure"

Smug? No, honest and proud

Interview: Maurice Glasman

Ed Miliband's intellectual guru explains the Yiddishe inspiration behind his Blue Labour idea

From Frankie to Borat - that's entertainment

Ahead of a new exhibition on Jews in showbusiness, we picks our top British talents

Interview: Michael Grade

Old-school impresario who’s the lord of UK TV

Perils of in-flight hechshers