Nicole Lampert is a newspaper journalist and best-selling ghost writer
Roman Polanski’s An Officer and A Spy and the Nova Festival documentary We Will Dance Again may be surprising choices for films of the year, but here’s why they must be watched
One of these countries is an illiberal autocracy, and it’s not Israel
Questions raised about impartiality of legal experts who worked with Karim Khan on the arrest warrant
Police called after attackers threw rocks at buses carrying children returning from school
The JC speaks to CAA founder and figurehead Gideon Falter on the organisation’s tenth birthday
If Jews don’t feel safe in America, there is nowhere in the diaspora for us to feel safe
Tracy-Ann Oberman and daughter Anoushka star in their first film project together, and two Charedi movies explore a community changing with the times
Emily Damari’s mother Mandy has been torn between publicising her daughter’s British nationality or keeping quiet
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
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 are question marks over what the Gaza envelope will be like when – if – residents are able to return
A new documentary telling the story of the October 7 Nova massacre will air on primetime BBC 2
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
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
However bad we might feel about our lot, the other side are feeling even worse
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