Rosa Doherty is social affairs correspondent for the Jewish Chronicle
The card displayed an image of Adolf Hitler alongside the words “my love 4 u burns like 6,000 Jews”, according to Central Michigan Life, a student newspaper.
The wilder excesses of the Trump administration seem to fall on days when religious commitments deprive the President of Jared Kushner's steadying hand. How do other Jews in high-pressure roles manage their time?
Campaigners expressed their shock at a Home Office announcement that only an additional 150 lone child refugees are to be brought to Britain, bringing the total number let in so far to 350.
When the Nazis invaded Poland, Mr Ferster was forced from his home in the city of Sosnowic and sent to camps including Buchenwald and Auschwitz, where he suffered malnutrition and typhus.
Digi-Dog, a membership card system for dogs has been set up by Israel’s Tel Aviv municipality, was designed to equip dogs and their owners with the tools they need to navigate the city.
Two men have been arrested on suspicion of affray, actual bodily harm and false imprisonment following the incident last month in Hackney, north-east London.
A survey by Macmillan Cancer Support reveals 43 per cent of cancer sufferers could not have got through their experience without the support of their friends.
The Prince of Wales received a warm welcome when he visited Yavneh College today, although he apologised for being "an appalling disruption" to the pupils' studies.
Professor Geoffrey Raisman, who grew up in Leeds, pioneered a new method of treating injuries previously thought to be incurable.
Jewish women were among the thousands who took part in marches last weekend as part of an international demonstration on the first full day of Donald Trumps presidency.
Mr Simove said he came up with the app after trying the traditional apps and realising “it's tough to stand out and get noticed with seemingly endless choice.
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