JC writers offer a uniquely Jewish perspective on the burning issues of the moment.
In the clash between the state and the Charedi system, one thing seems clear: Strictly Orthodox leaders are struggling to make the case for their schools, says Simon Rocker
Jessica Weinstein thinks it's OK if they wait a bit longer
There is no standardised way to celebrate Israel Independence Day from a religious point of view, so how do you learn as well as party?
Jeremy Corbyn is using classic Soviet tactics in his dealings with the Jewish community
Sex education has never been more essential, but some Jewish parents are actively trying to block it - that's a mistake, argues Rosa Doherty
Angry voters may be attracted to today’s Labour but the Silent Majority will decide it is unacceptable, says Jan Shure
Political Editor Marcus Dysch eschews Westminster for a more important side of Jewish life
There's growing speculation that the missile attack was launched by Israeli jets, but as always with the Middle East, there is more complexity.
Lee Harpin asks why more prominent Jews aren't voicing concern about Israel's 'direction of travel'
Benjamin Netanyahu has too many balls in the air, argues Daniel Sugarman, and it's only a matter of time before he drops them all
Mr Corbyn's tone-deaf choice of Seder companions is telling, says JC editor Stephen Pollard
A new plague appears to be spreading across the land – a plague of selective blindness, writes Daniel Sugarman
We need the Jewish Labour Movement now more than ever, argues Daniel Sugarman
The BOD and the JLC have shown extraordinary leadership. Now's not the time to dilute our voice
Ben Weich explains why it's a tough time to be a Jewish Corbynista
Unable to see the problems within his own party, let alone the content of pictures he comments on, Jeremy Corbyn is the Mr Magoo of British politics
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