Monday, 5 May, 2025
7 Iyar 5785
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
Grotesque antisemitic 1935 artwork of the birth, crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus has been restored in Offenbach-Bieber
By Rob Hyde
Mr Netanyahu said that the new government’s inclusion of far-right figures will not mean that Israel transitions away from “a country of laws.”
By Daniel Ben-David
The item listed looked very similar to a tallit, except for the fact that it had Bible verses printed on the corners
By Ben Bloch
Katy Brayben excels as the evangelist who wins over her TV flock with her toothy, homespun charm
By John Nathan
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Richard Williamson has been conducting rabidly antisemitic 'services' in building in Earlsfield, South London
By Harry Shukman
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Ban may not be discriminatory if applied equally across faiths
By JC Reporter
The former Prime Minister recalls words of wisdom from the late Rabbi Sacks and the importance of faith in bridging differences and creating a better world
Given Dr Jill Biden's record of ethnicity gaffes, stand by for more howlers at the White House's Rosh Hashanah reception
By Dominic Green
Jews sceptical that more coverage will lead to greater interest in faith, according to global poll
By Simon Rocker
