Jewish engineers and financiers have been building the network since the early 19th century
By Jonathan Myers
He quit Labour over its antisemitism crisis. Reflecting on his long career, he tells the JC: 'I had to be true to myself'
By Lee Harpin
His visit to a woman's supper club led to them both realising they shared a powerful family story
By Lianne Kolirin
The new BBC drama tells the story of what happened to young Jews brought to the Lake District after the war. The JC was there.
By Jack Sommers
The daughter of a man saved by the ‘Japanese Schindler’ is making a film about both men
By Tim Wyatt
‘We didn’t think about marrying anyone else, there was no other world than ours’
By Nadine Wojakovski
Colonel Richard Kemp explains how he came to be one of the UK’s most strident advocates of the IDF
By Jenni Frazer
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When she awoke from surgery, Ruth Linton had changed. But what terrified her children turned out to be a form of liberation for her
By Deborah Linton
A hundred and thirty years ago, he made history in the relationship between the Royals and Britain's Jews
By Zaki Cooper
The time may have come for the ‘Blue Labour’ ideas of Ed Miliband’s former guru to help reshape Labour’s return to being a party for the working classes, writes Robert Philpot
By Robert Philpot
It has been a century since women first became able to practise law in Britain
By Rosalind Wright
The celebrated author's writings on Jews have been reproduced with uncanny fidelity in the statements of today's far left, writes Richard Bradford
By Richard Bradford
'The pain of this election is something that will live with me a long time'
One-time Egyptian refugee Levana Zamir discusses compensation as a tool towards peace
By Sandy Rashty
As many as 9,000 British Jews have acquired citizenship of countries on the continent. A new project is documenting the phenomenon
The pro-Hitler General Eoin O'Duffy, who died 75 years ago, this week, is a reminder of the indifference to the fate of Europe's Jews in some parts of Ireland in the 1930s