Within the Green Line, Israel is a multi-ethnic democracy. Arabs and other minorities are full citizens, have equal voting rights, and sit in the Knesset, writes Luke Akehurst.
By Luke Akehurst
Almost a decade after the group launched in Stamford Hill, its president talks about security, antisemitism and intercommunal relations
By Daniel Sugarman
November 29 marks the 70th anniversary of the UN Partition vote
By Colin Shindler
'I learnt a lot about myself, where my skills lie and what I need to work on,' said the 24-year-old Mancunian
By Lianne Kolirin
The IDF famous for its advanced gender equality policies, now has an all-female armoured battalion.
By Jenni Frazer
We talk to the former neo-Nazi who rejected radical nationalism and revealed his Jewish heritage
By Ben Weich
The minister who, at 27, is one of the community’s youngest rabbis, was moved to break her silence
By Rosa Doherty
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The JC's role with the Balfour Declaration
By David Cesarani
From Basel to Balfour
By Derek Penslar
Long term factors of the Balfour Declaration
By Michael Berkowitz
The full story of the Rothschilds' role in helping the establishment of Israel is not always told
By Lord Rothschild
In a rare move, Istanbul's small but increasingly vocal Jewish community welcomes outsiders into its main synagogue
By Nick Ashdown
The group which promotes itself as a force against anti-Muslim hatred has been described as harbouring “Islamists masquerading as civil libertarians”
By Marcus Dysch Political Editor
Jewish women spoke out this week about their personal experiences of sexual harassment while working for communal organisations.
Part of the effort to liberate Europe from Hitler's oppression, she was captured and tortured by police of the Hungarian puppet state
By Lee Harpin
The Aaronsohn family were at the heart of NILI, the intelligence network of young Palestinian Jews