By James Masters
Lions moved into the final of the JC Cyril Anekstein Cup following a 3-2 victory over Faithfold in Arkley.
One of the sport’s first mainstream stars, his reported Jewishness remains an enigma
By Jewish News Syndicate
Saeed Hassanain also dubbed the IDF an ‘occupation army’ and discouraged Arab-Israelis from joining the military
The belt was contested by megastars like Rick Rude and Jerry Lawler during the sport’s cultural heyday and its lineage maps the tragic history of its founding family
By Jacob Jaffa
The long-distance runner and influencer from Germany is using her sporting profile to spread her love of Israel
By Ellie Grant
First published in 1982, this book about the choices of ordinary people in war sold more than 200,000 copies and inspired an Oscar-winning film. Now it has been republished with a new introduction
By David Herman
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The human rights lawyer’s latest book reveals the links between the notorious Chilean dictator and the Nazi inventor of the ‘gas vans’
By Jenni Frazer
Actor Emma Kingston on why she is relishing playing Elphaba in West End smash Wicked
By Nicole Lampert
Since October 7 many in the community have felt abandoned by wider British society, but also we have some steadfast and very vocal allies
By Lianne Kolirin
An unflinchingly seedy thriller set under a bleaching sun
By John Nathan
This show about one woman’s libidinous adventures following a diagnosis of terminal breast cancer is at once tragic, hilarious, raunchy and moving
By Eliana Jordan
