Rosa Doherty is social affairs correspondent for the Jewish Chronicle
How testing helped two families with inherited genetic conditions
A café at JDA’s north London headquarters, serving food and beverages prepared by unemployed deaf volunteers
The Centre for Islamic Enlightening bought the former El Shaddai Christian Centre. for £5.25million
Rebecca Nutley wants to encourage carriers of the gene to consider preventative surgery.
A Chesterfield man's story is an example of a modern approach by the Reform religious court
Netanyahu, who has been under pressure from ultra-Orthodox political parties, is yet to implement agreed scheme
The soldiers were found to be training to fight Russian troops at one of the first concentration camps set up by the Nazis
President Moshe Kantor expressed “grave concerns” about the rise in antisemitic incidents in the country once home to Europe’s largest Jewish population
At 104 and 105,Helen and Maurice Kaye are the longest-married couple in the UK
Marek Olszewski said that Auschwitz did not promote Poland as an “attractive tourist destination”
Emmanuel Macron announced he will do his best to promote a two-state solution
He was a mischievous child who started smoking dope at 14. Rosa Doherty tells the tragic story of Simon Gold's descent into addiction
Officials want to ask Mr Blavatnik whether Mr Netanyahu was involved in the sale of a TV channel to the billionaire
Canadian patient first to receive revolutionary new implant
“If you try to give an American dog a cucumber, he would punch you,” Mr O'Brien told Mr Netanyahu
Rosa Doherty wasn't expecting anything great from her GCSE results. Then she opened the Envelope of Doom
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