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Cardiff gives Rosenberg a president’s welcome

The Board of Deputies President is visiting all four UK nations during his first year in post

Interfaith teen cooking event is the recipe for social change

Acclaimed author’s Jewish refugee story republished as a graphic novel

From generation to generation, Eva’s story continues to be told

Following the death of one of the last surviving Jewish refugees from Nazi Germany, her family has pledged to keep teaching others about the Holocaust

Holocaust survivor welcomes decision to save modernist Brighton synagogue

But shul president warns listing puts future of community in ‘serious jeopardy’

Steep rise in young women reporting sexual violence to Jewish Women’s Aid

Nearly two-thirds of the women who contact Jewish Women’s Aid for support after experiencing sexual violence are aged 26 to 35 and 28 per cent are 16 to 25, says the charity

Could the UK’s largest Orthodox synagogue body have its first woman president?

The United Synagogue will elect a new lay leader this summer – and the race has begun

Volunteer ambulance worker launches appeal to find life-saving kidney donor

Aryeh Goldberg’s one kidney is close to working at only 15 per cent

‘I’ve got a real, strong feeling about being Jewish’: Claude Littner on his Holocaust-surviving father, The Apprentice and Trump

Lord Sugar’s former on-screen aide tells the JC why he is teaming up with WIZO UK to find the next big names in business

This Pesach, let’s commit to calling for freedom for all

‘We are reminded frequently throughout the festival that it is a mitzvah to welcome the stranger’

UK athletes shine in Jerusalem marathon

Runners represented charities including Shalva and The Jerusalem Foundation

Unity does not mean uniformity – diversity is a testament to our vitality

In difficult times, our leaders must strengthen the spirit, lift hearts and guide our people with wisdom, inspiration and faith

We’re largely Zionists – but that doesn’t stop us rowing over Israel

What the British Jewish community thinks about Israel 18 months after October 7

After six years Cardiff Reform finds a rabbi

The only Progressive congregation in Wales has not had a permanent rabbi since before the pandemic

Rabbi who found ‘Free Palestine’ graffiti on matzah box says he will order more than ever this year

The Chabad branch in south London has been receiving boxes of matzah and distributing them to 250 families for five years

DNA tests could be sparking a rise in conversions

Reform Beth Din head says more people discovering they have Jewish ancestry are finding a home in Judaism