London’s longest-running literary festival was packed with new ideas
By Jane Prinsley
As we approach International Women’s Day, the CEO of the United Synagogue writes about the changing role of women in the organisation
By Jo Grose
The Jewish Leadership Council would like to reverse the trend of men not showing up
By Laurence Rosenthal
By Daniel Ben-David
Being skunk sprayed, followed and called ‘Zio’ are just par for the course
HIAS+JCORE will be holding its seventh Refugee Shabbat next week
By Judith Flacks-Leigh
By Gaby Wine
Mainstream schools need to take a long hard look at how they teach the Holocaust to ensure pupils are learning the facts
By Ariella Knoble-Gershon
The Board of Deputies has been holding a weekly vigil opposite Downing Street for over a year
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By Adam Paulden
Adam Paulden is chair of WIZO UK’s Young Patrons and Professionals committee
Hundreds of schools, local authorities, museums and interfaith organisations will be marking the event on January 27
By Olivia Marks-Woldman
Marcus Sperber is chair of Jewish Care
By Marcus Sperber
Nearly 8,000 people are on the waiting list for an organ donor
By Jess Harris
Karen Pollock CBE is chief executive of the Holocaust Educational Trust
By Karen Pollock
Clive Lawton is co-founder of Limmud and CEO of the Commonwealth Jewish Council
By Clive Lawton
CEO Bayla Perrin shines a light on Paperweight’s increasingly vital work supporting those in need with their paperwork
By Bayla Perrin
Our rabbi and rebbetzin have opened their arms – and hearts – to us and our autistic son
By Clare Diskin
The university has been at the forefront of Israel’s defence even before the state was founded
By Alan Aziz
On Sunday, the Jewish community and its supporters will take to the streets to call out the rise in Jew-hate
By Gideon Falter
Hundreds of people across the country will be taking part in community social action on Sunday
By Alexandra Domingue
October 7 was the catalyst for lifestyle changes, with more people deciding to launch their own company
By Debbie Lebrett
It is the first-person accounts of October 7 which will have the biggest impact on future generations
Her story of survival was Lily’s weapon against hatred
On Yom Kippur, around 320 rockets were fired at Israel by Hezbollah
The war in the Middle East is fuelling division and polarisation on the streets of Britain
By Laura Marks & Dr Zaza Johnson Elsheikh
