The International Sephardic Music Festival in Córdoba pays homage to the city’s Jewish legacy. Jules Stewart listens in
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The deputy PM will assess the planning application ahead of committee meeting next month
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In his work for the Montefiore Endowment, Lucien Gubbay helped to restore Orthodox rabbinic ordination to the UK
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Some reported a 100 per cent increase in attendance
By Jane Prinsley
The popular rabbi served the Lauderdale Road Synagogue for more than 40 years
By Rabbi Joseph Dweck
Our sufferings have been unspeakable and innumerable, and again there are people who call for our destruction. But we must stand tall as members of our great nation. We are Israel
Thomas Adès explains why his latest piece for the Royal Opera House speaks to his heritage
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Dayan Daniel Kada, who has been at Lauderdale Road for two years, will take up new position towards the end of 2023
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Calls for a memorial to be built for those whose bodies were dug up from East End cemetery and reburied in unmarked mass graves
By Rosa Doherty
A number of positions have already been made redundant
The Senior Rabbi of the Spanish and Portuguese Jews’ Congregation, Britain’s oldest Jewish community, described the mood as 'buoyant and joyful'
By Jonathan Sacerdoti
Daniel Sacerdoti chosen as parnas presidente after Alan Mendoza voted out
By JC Reporter
The Israeli singer, who plays a rare London concert this week, talks of the Sephardi roots that inspire her, and the sorrow that underpins her songwriting
By Elisa Bray
The list includes many everyday staples and the move is partly designed to help those struggling with living costs
By Jenni Frazer
School performs song written by teacher in memory of their principal at memorial events
By Ben Judah
For the Rabbis of Sefarad, the Torah was always a guide to the world. Not, as it became for the embattled Rabbis of Ashkenaz, a wall against it