Rabbi Howard Cooper
Rabbi Howard Cooper is a minister at Finchley Reform Synagogue
Christian Supremacy: Reckoning with the Roots of Antisemitism and Racism review
Genesis of white supremacist hatred is a richly researched exploration of Christian racism
This Is Europe: The Way We Live Now review - All of human life is here
Ben Judah broadens the scope of his epic feat of reportage on contemporary London to take in the relentless unpredictability of everyday life on the continent
The God Desire Review: Judaism doesn't count in David Baddiel's new book
The comedian's latest publication shows he needs to widen his outlook on the Divine
Book review: The Memory Monster
Yishai Sarid's dark satire exposes the bleak underbelly of Israeli Shoah remembrance
Review: Jews Don’t Count: How Identity Politics Failed One Particular Identity
Feeling something is true doesn’t make it so, writes Rabbi Howard Cooper
Book review: What Are Jews For?
If there was a prize for Best Book Title of the Year, Adam Sutcliffe’s latest work would surely walk off with it.
Review: The Accusation — Blood Libel in an American Town
This eye-opening and timely book includes weaving into a local story the larger history of the European blood libel, says Howard Cooper
Review: Dissident Rabbi
This definitive study illuminates ways in which Sasportas’s text and conservative stance 'came to serve as a stand-in for a habit of mind that rejected novelty', writes Howard Cooper
Rabbi's 'don't vote Corbyn' message will only stoke Jewish fears
Rabbi Romain broke ethical and professional guidelines
The mental health of biblical heroes
The Hidden Psychiatry of the Old Testament, Dr George Stein,Hamilton Books, £42.95
The mental health of biblical heroes
The author offers detailed, scholarly explorations of the biblical texts themselves and finds multiple opportunities for relating their language and themes to modern clinical diagnoses.
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