Keren David

Gerald Jacobs: love letters straight from the heart

It is a slightly worrying thing, the task of reading a colleagues book and interviewing him about it, especially as in this case the colleague is Gerald Jacobs, literary editor of this newspaper since the late 1980s, who, as a result, knows as much about books, and Jewish books in particular, as many a professor of literature.

Jodi Picoult - The book that changed me

Best-selling author Jodi Picoult tells Keren David about the lessons that she learned writing about racism

Jodi Picoult competition entry form

The JC at 175: From faxes to tweets, via Silk Cut

Sell-out crowd for the launch of UK Jewish Film Festival

Three weeks to go...time to write my JDOV talk

The 'library' that's a lifeline for families

A free book service for children is allowing Jews in remote communities to stay connected

'What makes a film Jewish? There are no easy answers...'

The CEO of the UK International Jewish Film Festival spills the beans on this year's festival

Young performers have to grow up fast

Donkey's delirious disco Dream

You need to have a drink before the show

Horror of the birthday party broiges

The Board of Deputies shouldn't insult non-Jewish schools, nor the parents who send kids to them