Wednesday, 14 May, 2025
16 Iyar 5785
Joelle Maroun, France 24’s correspondent in Beirut, was fired but three others suspended over accusations of posting inflammatory material have been reinstated
By David Rose
Incredible story of two homosexuals who took a stand against Germans by creating forged identity cards that saved thousands of Jews.
By Josh Howie
Judaism’s almost a supporting character in this faithful but impressively visual recreation of book
Belzer's proud Jewish heritage was mysteriously absent from the author's obituaries
By Eddy Portnoy
Great concept and laughs aplenty from winner of scriptwriting competition
We meet the choreographer as she prepares an immersive production of Guys & Dolls
By John Nathan
The series premiered in Israel on Monday, garnering mostly positive reviews and emotional feedback from viewers
By Maya Orbach
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Tale of soap star Noele Gordon entertains thanks to a brilliantly light-touch script and a fabulous performance from Helena Bonham Carter
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They have called on Ofcom to act over 'conspiratorial antisemitism or other misinformation' on GB News shows
By Ben Bloch
Season three lost its way but fear not - season four starts with a bang...
Michael Sivier has so far crowdfunded over £250,000 for his unsuccessful actions
The sacking of Crossroads star Noele Gordon in 1981 forms the plot of an appealing new drama from Queer as Folk producer Nicola Shindler
By Nicole Lampert
Film-maker Ken Burns' documentary series allows us to step to one side and cast our view anew on the terrifying panorama of the Shoah
Director of this documentary series does his best to dress up his nebbishy open-faced subject in a terrifying costume
Gregory Ebbs' Raven Yard Antiques has come under fire from community groups
By JC Reporter
Israel's new coalition plans to scrap Kan's role as a public broadcaster due to its alleged 'left-wing bias'
By Georgia L Gilholy
