‘We laughed together, we fought like hell together for what we wanted our country to be’ said Al Gore
By Eliana Jordan
The Israeli-American professor, known for his work in the field of behavioural economics, passed away this week
Martin Greenfield learned to sew in Auschwitz and later became one of America’s best known tailors, making suits for presidents
By Jewish News Syndicate
Jewish banker whose philanthropy boosted the environment and the arts in Britain and Israel
By Gloria Tessler
The Israeli tech summit is taking place in New York this week
By JC Reporter
Modern Orthodox Rabbi from ‘down under’ who bridged gaps between all faiths
Marc devoted his career to taking photos of Jewish sporting events, as well as royalty and prime ministers
By Daniel Ben-David
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Naomi Feil, whose family fled Nazi persecution in Germany in 1937, has died at the age of 91
Holocaust survivor who explored the fate of his class of 1942
Defiant independent actress who challenged Hollywood’s simple, sexual roles
By Nathan Abrams
Holocaust refugee who became an entrepreneur at the age of eight
By Lance Anisfield
Israeli pacifist who discovered a hundred ways to peace
Drama 'legend' who taught Islington children truths beyond stardom
British poet and novelist inspired by London’s immigrant life
By David Herman
Newcastle’s ‘poetry mugger’, speaker and local philosopher
By Peter Morris
For the dimmed light of a resurgent community whose homes lie in ruins and whose lives will never be the same again