The vandalism was reported to Gedling Borough Council
Chief Rabbi Sir Ephraim Mirvis has called upon all ‘decent people’ to ‘reject hatred from wherever it comes’
The charity’s schools service is busier than ever
Over 1,300 officers were deployed across London last night in response to reports of far-right actions
Visitors to the learning centre will leave with no more knowledge about Jews than they had before
Jewish and Proud were told its application ‘did not meet the criteria’ to take part in the parade
Etz Chaim rabbi says woman can be president as long as male honorary officers have controlling majority
Over 800 young people enjoyed a week of sports in Herfordshire
My 54-year-old bat mitzvah
Southport – memories of a deeply scarred town
Hendon and Brighton communities gather on hostage Ariel Bibas’ fifth birthday
Jewish nurses and midwives unite for first in-person gathering since pandemic
Jewish and interfaith organisations call for tolerance amid hateful demonstrations across the UK
Jewish and Proud was told that it ‘did not meet the criteria’
The museum had planned to run a programme over the summer in a north-west London library
Claudia Mendoza, CEO of the Jewish Leadership Council, speaks to the JC about life after October 7
Legislation tabled by the former Conservative government has been halted by Labour
Laurence Smith’s disabled son, Jeremy, has been living in a Norwood home since he was 18
The town’s Jewish community says it does not need people ‘stoking tensions at this difficult time’
The former King David High School pupil is going for gold
The sporting competition is being hosted by Britain for the first time
They will be moving to the United Synagogue community from the Beth Hamedrash Hagadol Synagogue in Leeds
The Mayor of London promised to extend a bus route from Golders Green to Stamford Hill amid heightened safety concerns
Teenagers and elderly people prepared food together for a local food bank
The Mayor and Mayoress of the City of London were marking 85 years since the Kinderstransport
Cancer support charity Zichron Menachem holds bi-annual hair-cutting sessions
It is time to start talking to our Muslim friends about the Middle East – and to listen to one another
The student said it would be ‘challenging’ to move to a non-Jewish school ‘in the current climate’
Four pupils were honoured with a Jack Petchey award
Event featured the first official event of new Communities Minister Lord Wajid Khan
The uncle of Yaden Bibas speaks to the JC about his agony since October 7
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