A-level History textbook removes reference to Jewish ‘riches and money-lending’ as an explanation for pogroms
Oxford University Press consulted with Jewish experts after receiving complaints from communal body
Can you help uncover the history of one of the East End’s long forgotten synagogues?
The Spitalfields Trust is calling on JC readers to share their family stories in connection with the 19th century shul
Boy accidentally smashes Israeli museum’s 3,500 year old jar
The Bronze Age artefact has been at the Hecht Museum in Haifa for 35 years
Cramped but full of hope: step inside a Jewish flat from 1913
A new Museum of the Home exhibit immerses visitors in the daily life of an East End Jewish family preparing for Shabbos
Mensches on the benches! Introducing Labour’s brace of brand-new Jewish MPs
Meet the Jewish parliamentarians elected as part of the Starmer landslide
Emotion is not a measure of truth and morality
If we are to make wise decisions, we must beware of a tendency to move with our feelings
History tells us our right to be heard is absolute
Lionel de Rothschild refused to cave in to bigotry – and was able to take his seat as an MP
Rare English medieval siddur goes on display
The 12th-century prayerbook is on display in Bishop Auckland, Durham
The less than holy king who erected Judaism’s most sacred monument
King Herod was no darling of the rabbis but he was responsible for the Western Wall
Like Moses, I wandered the desert with no phone signal – and my mind soared
How a trip to the Sahara made me think of the exodus
Race to save historic record of Jewish life threatened by Ukraine-Russia war
Unique Kyiv collection gathered by author of The Dybbuk is at risk from Russian missiles
Why Merthyr Tydfil is rallying behind its once-abandoned synagogue
A grand old shul is being redeveloped as a cultural centre for the whole of this south Wales community
We have to defeat the false ‘colonialism’ narrative about Israel
It is imperative to remind the world of the enduring bond between Jews and the land of Israel
I’m proud to ‘conflate’ Jews with Israel, let’s not deny our roots
A visit to the magnificent synagogue in Garnethill, Glasgow built by my ancestors in the latter half of the 19th century brought home the truth of how we have always longed for Zion
Why has it taken until now to get a biography of one of Israel’s founding fathers?
There has been no biography of Pinchas Rutenberg until now yet this uncompromising figure had a key role in Israel’s history
Stars and MPs back calls for ‘Jewish History Month’ amid rising antisemitism in UK
Is a ‘British Jewish History Month’ the best way to celebrate Anglo-Jewry?
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