Rosa Doherty is social affairs correspondent for the Jewish Chronicle
Board of Deputies publishes extraordinary letter Labour leader sent defending himself
New Stoke Newington congregation hopes initiative will help those of lesser financial means 'and empower those who can give more'
Jennifer Ison saw a gap in the market - so she gave up her legal career to meet the clothing needs of short women
He wrote that Jews deserved to die and murdering them would glorify God
Rabbi Goldberg was awarded an OBE in 2004 for services to interfaith work
'I can’t possibly be the only adult who carries the experience of their disabled sibling with them, even after a whole lifetime'
The pair are among those calling for cinemas not to take part in the UK-wide festival
Yisroel Goldstein describes the moment shooter 'turned the rifle on me. I locked eyes with this terrorist, this murderer, evil human being standing there'
Rabbi Jacobi came to England from the Netherlands having escaped twice from the Nazis in 1939 and then 1940
Daniel Linsey, 19, and Amelie Linsey, 15, were among the eight Britons killed in the suicide bombings in Colombo on Sunday
Remembrance project will this year see 30,000 candles lit in the UK
'She came into our home as a stranger but now she is not a stranger at all'
There are unexpected benefits when you come from a multi-faith, muddled, blended family
Fifteen local ministers sign letter saying proposed move of Ravenscroft surgery 'discriminates against our members'
Children were admitted on the basis they were easy to 'Anglicise', researchers say
DUP leader Arlene Foster says: 'The small Jewish community in Northern Ireland will always have my support and that of all right thinking people'
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