Newly independent charity provides alternative classes for students who struggle at mainstream school
Britain’s oldest synagogue’s leaders and supporters are concerned about plans for a 43-storey building nearby
Exemptions from army service for Strictly Orthodox yeshivah students have long been a divisive issue in Israel. But some see a post-October 7 shift
The cross-communal earns top marks for Jewish studies
The Leeds primary, where some pupils make ‘starting’ progress, retains its ‘good’ ranking
Man who challenged removal of Israeli hostage posters says he was victim of ‘hate crime”
European Union of Jewish Students issued the statement against anti-Zionism, backed by its UK counterpart, UJS
The relic comes from a Torah scroll owned by Jews from Greece who were deported to their deaths by the Nazis
Holocaust survivors reflect on the October 7 effect
Schools minister ‘delighted’ at results in letter to the London primary
Olivia Jane Frank, who has died aged 76, infiltrated the PLO in Beirut
Board has reportedly asked Chief Rabbi to intervene
Former senior vice-president Sheila Gewolb says she has the experience to be ‘the face of the Board’
Tu Bishvat, The New Year for Trees, which falls next Thursday, offers plenty of scope for creative celebration,
Vice-president Amanda Bowman has announced she will stand
A report has found that the children have had to adjust to ‘alien’ educational practices
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