Having made aliyah a few years ago, Rafael is now back in the UK and trying to find a safe way to bring live music to the people of London
By Sandy Rashty
'I take every day as it comes' says Eva Klein, who turned 91 this week
By Nadine Wojakovski
One community leader fled but others kept Jewish life ticking over during the 1665-6 epidemic — despite losing loved ones
By Colin Shindler
This weekend marks the 100th anniversary of a geopolitical decision of enormous consequence for the Jewish people
A writer tells the story of her mother’s unlikely survival of the death camp — and the British brigadier who fought to save as many inmates as he could
By Bernice Lerner
Moché Uzan speaks to the JC about wading through paperwork and bureaucracy to reclaim properties that once belonged the country's Jews
By Aidan Chivers
As the Nazi war machine rolled across Europe, the JC told its readers that the ‘war for liberty’ was ‘eternal’
By submitting your email, you agree to our Terms and Privacy Notice.
Seventy five years ago today, a Nazi V2 rocket landed on an East London block, killing 134 people including 120 Jews. Millie Halpern recalls the moment of horror
By Lianne Kolirin
The dictator of the Dominican Republic offered Jews safe haven from Hitler. The result was a thriving town on the country’s north coast
By Debbie Josefson
Guaranteed to take your mind elsewhere, here's our film critic's must-watch list
By Linda Marric
The New York Times columnist and author speaks to the JC about the rise of antisemitism in her home country
By Jacob Judah
Dr Anne Summers writes about the Zionists who thought 'men were superior in some things, inferior in others'
By Dr Anne Summers
Exclusive: The frontrunner to replace Corbyn talks about his family and how his father-in-law proudly says prayers at Shabbat dinner
By Lee Harpin
Family insist they are ‘still open for business’ as it moves in with its sister company in Hendon
By Aleks Phillips
The son of the notorious SS doctor who experimented on death camp inmates went to visit his father in his Sao Paulo hideout in 1977. This is what happened when they met
By John Ware
John Ware remembers being on the trail of one of the Nazis who infamously escaped justice
