The item listed looked very similar to a tallit, except for the fact that it had Bible verses printed on the corners
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The growth is thought to be largely from Charedi communities
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The team behind the the first egalitarian Sephardi siddur has produced a companion volume for use on Shabbat
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Precious manuscript has survived one war and has now evaded another after being brought from frontline town of Zaporizhzhia to North London community shul before recent Russian invasion
By Paul Cainer
For Stéphane Freiss, the writer and director of this new French film, this was a deeply personal project
By Stephen Applebaum
The prestigious award is given to 'scholars that stood out for their publications and/or scientific research'
As far back as our biblical ancestor, wherever a Jewish community was established, a school would follow
By JC Reporter
By Rabbi Dr Jonathan Romain
Lowering the barriers to community is part and parcel of the reality of intermarriage
A historic Syrian shul destroyed in 2016 has been re-created in a stunning exhibition at Jerusalem’s Israel Museum
By Jotam Confino
But it is fair to say that overall Judaism in Britain today is more self-assured and vibrant than at any previous stage in our history
By Harry Freedman
Depiction of Jews has happily moved on from the crass stereotypes so common in the early 20th century
By John Nathan