Rabbi Daniel Rowe says criticism of the Talmud is escaping neo-Nazi forums, and becoming mainstream
By Hannah Gillott
Three quarters of Jews believe religious extremism poses a threat to British society
By Felix Pope
Matthew Patrick, Labour’s fresh-faced MP for Wirral West, speaks to the JC
By Lorin Bell-Cross
Peter Prinsley speaks to the JC about his surprise election victory – and his career change
Three new Jewish MPs have also spoken in Parliament for the first time
By Karen Glaser
Forget the idea that you’re only a Jew if your mother is Jewish. Let’s go back to the Bible
By Rabbi Gideon Sylvester
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The congregation is one of the smallest in the UK
By Daniel Ben-David
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A consummate communicator, Zarum tackles medieval thinkers with a light touch
By Harry Freedman
Frank Meeink credits Judaism with getting him through the darkest period of his life around five years ago
Families of hostages in Gaza will be speaking and praying at the Kotel
By Gaby Wine
The Manchester Synagogue welcomed four generations to its 60th celebrations
By Jane Prinsley
Jackie Tabick overcame prejudice to be accepted and changed the face of the British Jewish community
By Simon Rocker
Viral videos have prompted questions about the group embroiled in broiges after tunnels found under world headquarters in New York
By Rosa Doherty
By Michael Goldstein
The President of United Synagogue reflects on a significant year for Israel and the Jewish diaspora
The unrest, war, terror, destruction, calamity and hardship that we have all seen this year are almost too much to bear
By Rabbi Joseph Dweck