Diaspora Jews faced an increase in antisemitism in 2018 - and in October it led to the worst attack on Jews in US history
By Michael Daventry
Lee Harpin looks back on a year of fear, fury and frustration
By Lee Harpin
A Limmud session asks whether Jews recited a prayer for the welfare of the state in Nazi Germany, a regime utterly hostile towards them
By Daniel Sugarman
Odedi Revivi says fences like the one winding around the Palestinian territories do not provide a sense of security
By Jenni Frazer
Semyon Dovzhik discovered how one rabbi believes Moses himself would have been on Instagram
By Semyon Dovzhik
World-famous archive hopes to inspire British Jews to remember their past
By Simon Rocker
The JC's Lee Harpin accompanied student leaders and university vice-chancellors on a moving trip to the camp
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Herman Rothman was among 70 survivors who met the prince to commemorate the initiative that saved their lives
The Kindertransport was not a British government scheme - the state restricted rather then aided the entry of child refugees, says historian Tony Kushner
By Tony Kushner
It is 50 years since Richard Nixon, who career was already dogged with antisemitism allegations, became President of the United States
By Robert Philpot
When war began, the JC exhorted: ‘England’s been all it can to Jews; we will be all we can to England’
By JC Reporter
Our coverage reflected shock, horror and a warning about what could follow
Morris Buznic volunteered to fight for the British Army when a Jewish battalion was formed in 1917. This is his story.
By Keren David
The true meaning of the Night of Broken Glass only became clear to the outside world many years later
By Colin Shindler
Almost 100,000 Jews wore the German military uniform in the First World War, only to face a horrific fate by the Second
By Tim Grady
Austria’s youthful leader tells the JC about his country’s responsibility for the events of 1938 and how he wants to combat the Jew hate that still taints his homeland
By Liam Hoare