What does the ‘special relationship’ mean for us?
The UK and US both share the virtues of Aristotle’s friendship of the Good with Israel
The Talmud is very clear on Oasis ticket pricing
Jewish law and custom make plain that exploitative or unjust price inflation are both morally wrong
The times they are a-changin’ – except on Kol Nidre
While Judaism is firmly rooted in the past, new – and sometimes unexpected practices – are emerging
Jewish students are reaffirming their identity
It is our responsibility as a community to support them fully
Gail’s will be just fine, despite the Walthamstow campaign
The bigger battles facing world Jewry, though, will take urgent courageous struggle to overcome
Is this new novel too Jewish to be hailed for its brilliance?
Long Island Compromise is not just Jewish – it’s JEWISH
We must come out as Jewish every day and not be scared to show our pride
By embracing our identity with confidence, we honour the memory of those who came before us and lay a solid foundation for those who will come after us
Carry on Shabbat: The normalisation of the eruv
Even those once implacably opposed to the idea now argue they don’t go far enough
My family story is strange but it does seem to resonate with Jews
Very few Jews grow up in what might be called a homogenously Jewish household
I’m one of those Jews Felicity Kendal thinks is wrong
The thought of being visibly Jewish in public today does worry me – and I am not alone
Men and women dancing separately is a blessing
No one needs to worry if they have a partner or if they will end up being a wallflower
Despite it all, modern Britain remains one of the best places for Jews to live in history
As my mum put it: ‘Don’t only see the holes in the Emmental’
Torah teaches us to move from darkness to light
In times of bleakness, we must look after ourselves, without feeling guilty for doing so
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
Josh Kaplan? I am semi-stalking you
It’s natural in these lonely times to form a mild fixation with people with whom we share a name
Oldest Jew in the world dies at 114
Pearl Berg was born in Indiana in 1909
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