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How Orwell's antisemitism resurfaced on the left

The celebrated author's writings on Jews have been reproduced with uncanny fidelity in the statements of today's far left, writes Richard Bradford

By Richard Bradford

5 min read

How Orwell's antisemitism resurfaced on the left

What will the activists who spent years fighting a Corbyn victory do next?

By Lianne Kolirin

4 min read

The fight to recognise Arab Jews

By SAndy Rashty

3 min read

Project charting UK Jews' search for EU passports launches today

By Tim Wyatt

5 min read

The Irish leader who prayed for a Nazi invasion

By Robert Philpot

6 min read

Seeking peace through shared struggles

By Ben Weich

2 min read

How Thomas Cook helped shape the Israel of today

By Jonathan myers

5 min read

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The lessons of Kristallnacht are still with us

Kristallnacht is remembered and commemorated as a historical event. But its legacy, and the hatreds that were behind it, are reasserting themselves. We have to remember never to be a bystander, says Colin Shindler

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Bringing the past alive through family history

The Migration Museum tells the story of the movement of people — and that means the story of Britain’s Jews. Last weekend it held a day of talks and workshops, including Rob Rinder speaking on his experiences, and advice researching your own family

By Lianne Kolirin

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'Our prayer room was devastated. The image is seared into my memory'

Eighty-one years on, a survivor of the pogrom tells his story, from being attacked by a member of the Hitler Youth to arriving in the UK on the Kindertransport

By eli abt

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