The genius of this high-tech show is that it compels its audiences to consider the moral conundrum of every conflict: how many innocents should die in the service of a good cause?
By John Nathan
In The Escape Artist, The Man Who Broke Out of Auschwitz to Warn the World, JC journalist Jonathan Freedland tells the incredible story of Slovakian teenager Rudolf Vrba
By Jenni Frazer
'The art on your walls should produce the same conversation as a favourite song or novel,'
By Lucy Daltroff
A new exhibition at Waddesdon Manor focuses on an unknown Rothschild
By Anthea Gerrie
The corporation pledged in January last year to avoid what critics have called a 'politicised' error
By Jonathan Sacerdoti
Israel Goldman has amassed more than 1,000 of Kawanabe Kyosai’s works, some of which are included in the exhibition
The Prince of Wales had been due to attend the unveiling last month but was unable to after catching Covid-19
By Mathilde Frot
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New research at the Tower of London has shed light on Jewish life in mediaeval England,
