Jaffa-based British-born dance producer Paul Godfrey has brought the company to London for the show
By Claire Cantor
Moti Kahana, renowned for his operations in saving refugees in Syria and Afghanistan, has launched a humanitarian service to bring vital supplies in and out of Ukraine.
By Jenni Frazer
One sent a five-figure cheque after reading an article in the JC in April about charity Azadi, which has already helicoptered 850 people to safety
By Nicole Lampert
More than 60 people attended the event, including at least 35 Ukrainians who had fled their homes due to the war
By JC Reporter
By Kate Maltby
Each time I hear another plea to house or sponsor a refugee, I think of the woman who helped my grandmother
By Jonathan Sacerdoti
Her Majesty keeps out of politics, but for all the humour, there was meaning in her words
By Gloria Tessler
Support for Ukrainian refugees contrasts with the treatment of those fleeing Germany
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By Antony Lishak
A memorial concert is taking place at Wigmore Hall this month on Yom Hashoah
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By Jonathan Shalit
A warm welcome isn't sufficient to cope with the trauma of those who have fled a warzone, says Jonathan Shalit
Juliet Landau-Pope watched the unfolding refugee crisis in Ukraine in "despair" and wanted to do something to help
By Rosa Doherty
John Sweeney reports from Kyiv on how this multi-faith city is preparing to repel the Russian invaders
By John Sweeney
The former MP for Watford will also be appointed a life peer
By Josh Kaplan
By Ben Felsenburg
His life and attitide to global events taught me that it’s best to keep a sense of perspective