Burning sacred texts is a horrible act, but should it be against the law, however offensive?
By Stephen Pollard
By Ben M. Freeman
To fully embrace Jewish indigeneity, we must re-examine how we define ourselves without an imposed Christian lens
The scrolls are encased in a waterproof ark, which can be converted into a small bimah
By JC Reporter
Jews are more likely than Muslims or Christians to see Britain as a Christian country
By Simon Rocker
Spirituality is beneficial to mental health, says the new Institute for the Impact of Faith in Life
Space in Bishop Auckland uses displays and temporary exhibitions to reveal stories of all religions in Britain spanning 6,000 years
By Lucy Daltroff
A special Torah with super-sized font was flown from Switzerland to the UK
By Rosa Doherty
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Moroccan-Canadian-French stand-up Gad Elmaleh travels home to his parents with a big secret in his new movie
By Matthew Baylis
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Speaking on 'Let's Talk: The JC Podcast', the Maidenhead Synagogue rabbi said there is 'nothing holy about agony'
By William Rome
Justin Welby has spoken about defying his father as a child to befriend a Jewish boy and hailed Jews as a 'gift' to their countries
By David Baddiel
I gave up on religious belief long ago and I'm not changing now
The comedian's latest publication shows he needs to widen his outlook on the Divine
By Rabbi Howard Cooper
In Judaism, you can be Orthodox without necessarily believing in a supernatural being
Secularists, traditionalists, religious Zionists and strictly Orthodox Jews all vie to realise their vision for the country
By Gideon Sylvester
Codex Sassoon — the oldest nearly complete version of the Hebrew Bible — will go on sale at Sotheby’s in New York in May
By Jenni Frazer
Decision by the United Synagogue to sell Wembley site to the UK branch of Dawat-e-Islami, a Pakistan-based charity, faces widespread criticism
By Georgia L Gilholy