The case of Alan Moher, convicted of coercive behaviour earlier this month, reveals differences between secular courts and Orthodox authorities over divorce
North London-based artist Emily Marbach has created a Collage Haggadah with gender-neutral translation
Gary Mond resigned from the Board after an investigation into historic social media posts on Islam, saying his views had been 'cancelled'
Rabbi Yitzchak Schochet has been headhunted by the Park East Synagogue, which he has visited for talks with officers
Kateryna Razumenko escaped Kharkhiv with her daughter and they are living in a Jewish Blind & Disabled apartment
Headteacher David Moody said he was 'genuinely excited' at the move
Leaders warn service will become 'unsustainable' if local consumers buy their festival products out of town
Bnois Jerusalem in Stamford Hill has made improvements but inspectors want to see further progress
Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi wants all state schools to join an academy trust by 2030
The judge said there was an “enduring obligation to retain the new garden land as a public garden”
The former JFS head has been conducting a strategic review into the future of the historic congregation
Lifelong celibacy is not an option for a 'credible adult life' says Rabbi Steve Greenberg
Children will learn how the author was challenged over his portrayal of the villain Fagin in Oliver Twist
From the Enlightenment to the birth of the Jewish state, the JTracks curriculum will give children a better foundation of knowledge
After Alan Alti Moher’s wife had tried to kill herself, he replied: ‘What colour do you want on your gravestone?’
In charge for more than 10 years, he is leaving to explore 'new endeavours'
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