The woman, in her 80s, was stunned to be told that she would have to make a payment of £3,000 on top of her burial society subscription
Charity cites fewer fundraising events because of pandemic. But with 'core business' resumed, 'the community can witness the value of what we do'
Adam Rossano moves from Moishe House to head Limmud, while Joe Hyman joins as director of innovation and engagement
But leading opponent of Schools Bill says change is 'out of the question'
Jair Klein will appear in court next month following international investigation involving the FBI
UK-based expat Dina Berdnikov has created a 'magical world' that allows Jewish youngsters from both sides connect amid the horror of war
Leader pledges: 'There will be shechita but under a different model'
Mechinoh in Salford downgraded from 'requires improvement' to 'inadequate'
Jewish Youth Fund, which owns the Kent site, has had a change of heart over its sale
The school is still on course to becoming part of multi-academy trust
Schools must distinguish between education and advocacy
It's important to allow young people to disagree over Israel, says Robbie Gringras, author of new book Stories for the Sake of Argument
School defends Rabbi Yisroel Meir Greenberg against criticism of his position
A new programme next month promises a fresh perspective on the classic rabbinic text
Dayan Daniel Kada had been due to move to the Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue at Holland Park
Guest on discussion show said claimed Jews cause antisemitism by 'impoverishing' others
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