Close quarters - The Jewish Chronicle

The summer issue of the Jewish Quarterly includes a new short story by recent JQ Wingate 2008 Prize winner Etgar Keret, plus a dialogue between literary titans Amos Oz and Nadine Gordimer on a broad canvas of subjects including censorship, apartheid ... and, surprise, Israel.

Editor’s picks

The opera singer who won’t be silenced on Israel

Chai note: Ilona Domnich (Photo: Omer Barr)

Exclusive: Top eye surgeon reposted tweets about ‘cult Zions’ controlling the BBC

Michel Michaelides is a consultant ophthalmic surgeon at Moorfields Eye Hospital. (Photo: London Medical)

From Berlin to Finchleystrasse: the Jews who redefined the Finchley Road

Bohemian haunt: Cosmo, a meeting place for intellectuals and eccentrics from 1933 to 1998 (Photo: Marion Manheimer)

Marseille 1940 by Uwe Wittstock: one hack’s mission to save Jewish intelligentsia from the Nazis

Rescued: (clockwise from top) Max Ernst, Andre Breton, Hannah Arendt, a Jacques Lipchitz sculpture, Jacques Lipchitz, Walter Benjamin, Lion Feuchtwanger, Marc Chagall and journalist Varian Gray

The settler activists who attack the soldiers sent to protect them

Members of a diplomatic delegation from the European Union inspect the damage at Kafr Malik village in the West Bank, following an attack by Israeli settlers (Image: Getty)