The Bill would have prevented public bodies divesting from countries against Foreign Office policy
Karim Khan says he carries a dog tag for Kfir Bibas, the baby held hostage by Hamas, but ‘there’s no monopoly on suffering’
Jews are more likely than Muslims or Christians to see Britain as a Christian country
Sarah Schenirer, founder of the Beis Yaakov movement, showed that change was possible within Charedi society
The Golders Green rabbi has pleaded not guilty to two counts of sexual assault
Sunday’s election resulted in first all-male officer team at the organisation for 15 years
Hasmonean pupil Noa Swabel reached the finals of the annual contest in Jerusalem
Ofsted recognises progress at Beis Medrash Elyon but school still falls foul of requirements to teach about LGBT identity
Phil Rosenberg, 38, makes history as the Board’s youngest-ever president and sets out his vision for his term in office
‘I would pick this school every day,’ says pupil
Na’amod has accused the Board of a ‘damaging agenda’ on Israel
The rabbis say they are ‘deeply concerned for the fate of the 133 Israeli hostages still held in Gaza’
Incoming president Phil Rosenberg was ahead at the first stage but it took a second count to secure his victory
Adrian Cohen will be senior vice-president for the next three years
The cross-communal primary continues to be ranked as a good school
King Herod was no darling of the rabbis but he was responsible for the Western Wall
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