The Hamas attack brought together modern anti-Israel activism with centuries of racism, says Dave Rich
By Dave Rich
Instagram’s champion of Jewish pride and food talks to the JC about cooking up a storm despite the haters
By Jane Prinsley
Many Jewish women have found their voice fighting hatred on social media in the months following October 7
By Nicole Lampert
‘It puts a shining light on Judaism’, says Dylan, 13
By Elisa Bray
The Jewish star of BBC One’s Interior Design Masters opens up to the JC about her identity, living in Israel, and singing Fiddler on the Roof
The Chasidic reggae star tells the JC about getting cancelled, threatened and abused on his recent tour of America – and what he did to fight back
Judy Silkoff’s mischievous new pet has cost her a fortune in vet bills but the love she inspires makes her worth it
By Judy Silkoff
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Jordan Green reveals what happened when he investigated a far-right network in North Carolina
This Sunday is Mother’s Day and Rosa Doherty’s first without her beloved mum. She can’t send her a card, but her gratitude could not be stronger
By Rosa Doherty
Online dating is not immune to the October 7 effect, say Jewish singles
When Gaby Koppel decided to reclaim her Berlin-born father’s nationality, being handed a passport alone didn’t quite pass muster...
By Gaby Koppel
The colourful trendsetter found fame in her 80s with the ‘more is more, and less is a bore' mantra
Rachel Cockerell’s genre-bending debut book ‘Melting Point’ about the search for a Jewish homeland blends the history of Zionism with her own family story
By Anne Joseph
Educational content creators on TikTok are fighting disinformation one myth-busting video at a time
By Eliana Jordan
Mark Glanville believed a haemorrhage on his vocal chords had brought his singing career to an end...until he began picking up the liturgical melodies at Westminster Synagogue
By Mark Glanville
