Attempts to unite the two Progressive movements have faltered in the past but the climate is more favourable
A new book argues that Judaism in the US is on the cusp of radical change
Religious boundary would satisfy needs of observant Jews who do not recognise the existing North-West London Eruv
Yosh Radomsky will take the reins at the start of the new academic year
Claims of children being exposed to inappropriate material have led to curriculum review
There could be more scope for creative options rather than rushing through the liturgy
Amos Schonfield, deputy for Masorti Judaism, who proposed the motion says: 'We have to use our influence to show where we stand'
JCAT says it has received interest from a primary and a secondary
Falling Christian numbers could prompt calls to revise syllabus where Christianity enjoys pride of place
Revised Certificate of Religious Practice points system takes account of post-Covid return to in-person activities
Jewish studies head Rabbi Joshua Conway will become acting head in summer
Nehemia Polen argues the ultimate purpose of Shabbat is to bring us to a zone of enhanced spiritual awareness
Final volume of his Torah commentaries shows late chief rabbi at the height of his powers
Beis Medrash Elyon leaders have taken steps to address weaknesses, say inspectors
Ofsted is adopting an unnecessarily harsh approach towards them, say representatives of community
Shul leaders launch consultation on proposed development of main site and whether its Southside minyan should become a separate US community
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