Take it from a Stamford Hill native: the stereotypes about Jewish drivers carry weight
Her decision on whether or not to claim me depends on how frum I look when we’re out and about. But I’ve had my moments of delicious revenge
You don’t have to press any buttons – the only ones pressed will be yours
It’s always been good, but this year was special
I’m not sure what the opposite of a health farm is but it’s probably a ‘Pesach hotel’
Where can I wear my Magen David necklaces? More places than I can my T-shirt emblazoned Crack Whore, I guess
You’re more likely to see aliens from outer space in British commercials than you are members of the tribe
Mostly I have felt desperately sad for my parents
Gestures on social media feel woefully inadequate when we are confronted with personal connections to the horror stories of October 7
When I take my mum to Golders Green, she points out every cyclist, pedestrian, dog, car, bus and low-flying bird on the horizon
A 90th celebrated with a lavish kiddush at Adeni synagogue in Stamford Hill - and two non-Jewish in-laws in tow. What could go wrong?
What I'd give to see a familiar face
When Ruby-Rose Mansoor marched in last Saturday’s coronation parade, her mother was bursting with nachas
I'm all for women's rights, but at Pesach I love tradition more
There’s no Scottish DNA in my Jewish Mizrahi roots but it doesn't mean I can't enjoy Scottish celebrations
With increasing division, intolerance and bigotry, the country feels like a different place now
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