Nicole Lampert

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.

Meet ancient Rome’s real life Jewish princess: Berenice, star of new TV series Those About to Die

She was the real-life Jewish queen who fell for the Roman who destroyed Jerusalem – and now Berenice is the central figure in a blockbuster new TV series.

Our daughters have been held by sex attackers and could now be giving birth, say hostages’ mothers

Desperate parents of four of the young female hostages speak out nine months after their capture

Hollywood cop-movie rabbi shocked by the criminality on his Los Angeles doorstep

Nolan Lebovitz watched the attack on his neighbouring congregation in LA with horror

British relative of hostage calls on Labour Party for help

Stephen Brisley is still awaiting news of his brother-in-law, Eli Sharabi

A summer full of stars and hardly any antisemitism in their shows

Entertainment is a salve to dark times, and doesn’t this week’s column prove it