The British anti-racism protest group that took on the world: inside Campaign Against Antisemitism

The JC speaks to CAA founder and figurehead Gideon Falter on the organisation’s tenth birthday

It’s not surprising that the strongman won, but we should be careful what we wish for

If Jews don’t feel safe in America, there is nowhere in the diaspora for us to feel safe

The Jewish Film Festival is back: Here are the must-see movies

Tracy-Ann Oberman and daughter Anoushka star in their first film project together, and two Charedi movies explore a community changing with the times

Government must do more for us, says mum of 28-year-old British hostage

Emily Damari’s mother Mandy has been torn between publicising her daughter’s British nationality or keeping quiet

‘I want my art after October 7 to be like a big bang – how life can start again after this’

Artist Sofie Berzon MacKie ran a gallery at Kibbutz Be’eri before her life was turned upside down by last year’s Hamas terrorist attack. Only now has she started finding the inspiration to produce work again – and it reflects the need for humanity to reconnect after the trauma

We’ve been cancelled and attacked but our pride is undimmed

Jewish life in Britain has entered a new cycle – we can only go forward and do it with our heads held high, our pride intact

There is no ‘recovery story’ for Kfar Aza – it’s still a bullet-riddled ghost town

There are question marks over what the Gaza envelope will be like when – if – residents are able to return

After year of criticism, the BBC honours Nova festival victims in heartbreaking documentary

A new documentary telling the story of the October 7 Nova massacre will air on primetime BBC 2

Help! I bought a château — that sheltered hundreds of Jewish kids from the Nazis

When British chef Dan Preston learned of the wartime history of the delapidated house he bought in France, it reinforced his determination to restore it

A year on, why don’t films ask what Hamas aims to achieve?

The non-Jewish playwright teaching Edinburgh Fringe audiences about antisemitism

I talk to Jonathan Salt about his one-man play telling the story of the hero orphanage director Janusz Korczak who tried to preserve the dignity and safety of his charges in the Warsaw Ghetto

What I learnt from infiltrating a Socialist meeting

However bad we might feel about our lot, the other side are feeling even worse

Furious Jewish staff say BBC’s handling of antisemitism echoes the Huw Edwards scandal

More than 200 Jews in the BBC and broadcasting industry have written a letter of complaint

The BBC is making British Jews less safe and we shouldn’t be afraid to say it

The corporation’s litany of failures since October 7 have left many Jews unable to trust the corporation

My Voice project to tell the stories of Holocaust survivors and refugees in London

The initiative has already seen the publication of over 40 memoirs

Seeing antisemitism everywhere? Don’t worry, you’re not crazy

I don’t want to be a thin-skinned pushy Jew. Stop making me be one.