Saturday, 5 April, 2025
7 Nisan 5785
Katie Hainbach worked as an opera singer before moving into teaching
By Elisa Bray
Itay Kashti was lured to a remote rented cottage in west Wales in August on the pretence of a music collaboration opportunity
By Daniel Ben-David
The BBC has acknowledged a recently released documentary about Gaza was the result of ‘serious failings’ within the corporation
The ‘Jewish Ed Sheeran’ plays his debut Glastonbury this summer
The disgraced rapper also launched his latest social media rant before his account was swiftly deleted
By Jacob Jaffa
The 24-year-old Nova festival survivor won Israel’s national song contest last night, which determines the country’s entrant for Eurovision
By Eliana Jordan
Israel will vote on its representative for the singing competition this evening
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From bar mitzvah boy to born-again Christian releasing gospel music, then back to Judaism, the singer-songwriter is a walking contradiction of Jewishness
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London musician infused fervour and aspiration into Jewish life
By Gloria Tessler
This year Eden Golan, Bob Dylan, Billy Joel and the world’s first Israeli-Palestinian boy band hit all the right notes
Charedi star Benny Friedman was booked after JC reported his plight amid rising antisemitism in the arts
The daughter of film director JJ Abrams is top of the UK singles chart and may well be the Christmas No1 but is she even Jewish?
From klezmer to classical, The International Days of Jewish Music celebrates the diversity and depth of Jewish music in venues across Germany
‘The music saved us’, say pop group As1one, who arrived in LA to record their album the day before October 7
A Holocaust survivor who developed a unique flair for music
Musician Pini Brown left the Chasidic community three years ago. Now his story is the subject of an award-winning short which will be shown at the UKJFF next week
By Hilary Freeman
