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Weizmann, Herzl and Eretz Yisrael

From Basel to Balfour

By Derek Penslar

6 min read

What lay behind a national home for Jews?

By Michael Berkowitz

6 min read

A family that helped build a new nation

By Lord Rothschild

5 min read

Turkish Jews open doors to confront antisemitism

By Nick Ashdown

3 min read

Mend is a cause for alarm — here’s why

By Marcus Dysch

5 min read

‘He tried to kiss me — I was so shocked’

By Rosa Doherty

4 min read

On This Day: Hannah Senesh shot

By Lee Harpin

1 min read

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“I do not believe Jeremy Corbyn is an antisemite." says JLC chair Jonathan Goldstein, "I think the Labour leadership does not understand the harm its behaviour its causing our community.”

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The scourge of antisemitism is changing form

The Daily Politics show host delivered the keynote speech at the annual Holocaust Educational Trust dinner, and launched a scathing attack on Ken Livingstone for "intentionally" attempting to link Zionism with Nazi Germany

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Interview: Steve Garelick

GMB branch secretary Steve Garelick tells the JC why he took on Uber, and stopped them operating in London.

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Undercover inside the alt-right

Patrik Hermansson spent a year infiltrating British and American far-right groups for an upcoming documentary. He witnessed quarrelling, infighting, and something where everyone agreed: the ‘Jewish question’.

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Retelling the tale of a plucky chap

In 1915 German soldier Max Seller launched a hopeless attack on British troops. Stephen Daisley tells the story of how a British soldier honoured the man who was an enemy soldier but a fellow Jew

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