Gerald Jacobs

Wolf Mankowitz - the man who did everything

Vantage Point: Age is no barrier to your inner entertainer

I don’t know if Kay D’Arcy is Jewish. Probably not. But there are undoubtedly a great many Jews who are like her

Sally Becker looks back on a life in the war zone

When former Serb leader Radovan Karadzic claimed at his war crimes trial that he should be “rewarded” for his actions in the 1990s Bosnian war...

Vantage Point: I was there when The Beatles played a Jew do

In 1963 The Beatles played at West End club The Pigalle for a Jewish charity event.

The curious case of the professor of shmooze

Nice warm side of stereotyping

Review: The Sunny Side of the Street - an ambitious tribute to Dorothy Fields

Chaim Bermant: a novelist at heart

Best known for his columns, the much-loved journalist was an enthusiastic fiction writer, as a new Bloomsbury collection shows

Why we should all be more like sorry Ken

Five Jewish women on prestigious book prize longlist

Book Week - electrifying, but please not electronic

The man still seeking justice a century after the Dreyfus Affair

Educationist George Whyte says minorites are suffering because the lessons of the French scandal haven't been learnt.