Jewish Chronicle
Why didn’t Netflix’s hot rabbi mention October 7?
16 Oct
Netflix's new series "Nobody Wants This" is critiqued for omitting references to a significant recent event affecting many Jewish people: the October 7 attac...
16 Oct
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‘My own gay breakup inspired my sweet and sinister comedy’
15 Oct
Israeli playwright Gur Piepskovitz, who has lived in London since 2014, drew on his personal experiences for his latest play, "Earworm," a unique LGBTQ+ anti...
15 Oct
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‘Knowledge is power’: NHS offers free BRCA testing for Jews over 18
15 Oct
England's NHS has launched a successful BRCA testing program for individuals over 18 with Jewish ancestry, addressing the higher prevalence of BRCA gene faul...
15 Oct
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Small town life and casual racism in 1960s Israel
10 Oct
Turn Left at the End of the World, a whimsical comedy-drama by Avi Nesher, explores the immigrant experience in 1960s Israel through the lens of two families...
10 Oct
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Why I won’t wear make-up this Yom Kippur (but I will be brushing my teeth)
10 Oct
The author reflects on the personal and cultural significance of observing Yom Kippur, particularly focusing on the traditional prohibitions of the holiday. ...
10 Oct
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What Nathan Englander talks about when he talks about his Anne Frank play
9 Oct
Nathan Englander discusses the challenges and emotional depth involved in bringing his play, "What We Talk About When We Talk About Anne Frank," to the UK st...
9 Oct
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October 7 documentary shares heart-wrenching new insights into Kibbutz Be’eri massacre
9 Oct
Dan Reed's documentary, "One Day in October," sheds light on the devastating October 7 terrorist attack on Kibbutz Beeri, which resulted in the deaths of 101...
9 Oct
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‘I’ve created a Jewish version of Sherlock Holmes’
8 Oct
Aron Goldin, a debut novelist and Cambridge graduate, introduces a Jewish version of a Sherlock Holmes-like character in his first novel, "Murder in Constant...
8 Oct
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Giant review: ‘Dahl is called to account’
8 Oct
Mark Rosenblatt's new play, 'Giant,' starring John Lithgow as Roald Dahl, tackles the moral complexities surrounding the celebrated author's antisemitism. Se...
8 Oct
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Nobody Wants This: well, ain’t that the truth
8 Oct
The Netflix hit "Nobody Wants This," featuring a romance between a sexy rabbi and a non-Jewish podcaster, has received strong reviews but has elicited backla...
8 Oct
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‘At night I think about my friends who were killed. And I start to shake’
2 Oct
In this poignant testimonial, the speaker recounts their traumatic experience during a terrorist attack, vividly capturing the chaos and fear of the moment. ...
2 Oct
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Why survivors of the October 7 massacre are tattooing over their scars
2 Oct
In the aftermath of the October 7 massacre, survivors are finding solace and healing through tattoos. Craig Dershowitz, CEO of Artists 4 Israel and Healing I...
2 Oct
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The Gates of Gaza review: ‘why Israel is where it is’
2 Oct
Amir Tibon's new book, "The Gates of Gaza," delves deeply into the events of October 7, highlighting his personal ordeal and broader socio-political implicat...
2 Oct
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October 7 has made us feel more Jewish than we did before
1 Oct
Two personal narratives convey a transformative journey towards Jewish identity following the events of October 7th. David Mansoor reflects on his deepened c...
1 Oct
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‘We are now dancing to very different tunes’
1 Oct
The Israel Ballet and the Suzanne Dellal Centre for Dance and Theatre in Tel Aviv are navigating immense challenges due to the ongoing conflict in Israel. In...
1 Oct
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‘We are collecting stories of the Hamas attacks’
1 Oct
Edut 710 is an organization in Israel formed shortly after the October 7 attacks with the mission of collecting and preserving testimonies of the atrocities....
1 Oct
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A nation’s art in a time of war: How Israel’s artists responded to October 7
1 Oct
In the aftermath of the October 7 attacks on Israel, artists have channeled their responses into powerful works that capture both the tragedy and resilience ...
1 Oct
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‘I want my art after October 7 to be like a big bang – how life can start again after this’
1 Oct
Sofie Berzon MacKie, a visual artist from Kibbutz Beeri in Israel, channels her trauma and resilience into a new art series called "Lighthouse," inspired by ...
1 Oct
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The shows you won’t want to miss – on stage and screen
30 Sep
The article presents a curated list of notable productions on stage and screen with strong Jewish themes and influences. On stage, highlights include "What W...
30 Sep
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Lublin and Krakow remain bright enclaves of Yiddish song and culture
30 Sep
Lublin and Krakow remain vibrant centers of Yiddish song and Jewish culture, preserving the memory of their once-thriving Jewish communities despite the deva...
30 Sep
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Cash crisis: Who to turn to if you reach rock bottom
30 Sep
Financial instability can strike anyone, and many are unprepared to cope. It's crucial to seek help immediately when difficulties arise, as delaying can exac...
30 Sep
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For some Jewish couples, there’s no place to tie the knot like Israel
30 Sep
Jewish couples are still choosing Israel as their wedding destination, driven by deep cultural and familial ties, despite current tensions. Event planner Kar...
30 Sep
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A new mum gets her mojo back, thanks to an Instagram stylist
30 Sep
Laura Jane Foley, known as the Sensual Soul Stylist, uses style as a vital form of self-care to help women reconnect with themselves post-motherhood. Her Ins...
30 Sep
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Kitchen sinks and antiquities: Showroom in Zichron Ya’akov preserves its rich architectural history
30 Sep
Rebecca Citrin's interior design project in Zichron Yaakov artfully balances modernity and history. Transforming a historic olive oil press into the showroom...
30 Sep
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The brilliance of beige: How a palette of neutrals packs a positive punch
30 Sep
Elana Ilan, an interior designer based in Hampstead Garden Suburb, emphasizes practicality and timelessness in her designs, especially after having a child. ...
30 Sep
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The Vagina Business: Taking the stigma out of women’s health
30 Sep
Marina Gerner's book, "The Vagina Business," aims to destigmatize women’s health and promote innovative solutions to underfunded medical issues such as menop...
30 Sep
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The man who brought high fashion to New York
30 Sep
Henri Bendel was a pioneering Jewish entrepreneur who transformed high fashion retailing in New York City. Born in Louisiana, Bendel's flair for fashion led ...
30 Sep
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Where will we go on Rosh Hashanah now my parents have died?
30 Sep
As Rosh Hashanah approaches, the writer reflects on how the absence of her deceased parents has altered the High Holy Days for her family. Originally splitti...
30 Sep
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Noa Kirel, Israel’s biggest star, takes on a new role
27 Sep
At just 23, Noa Kirel has become Israel's leading pop icon, often compared to Taylor Swift due to her multifaceted career in singing, acting, and entrepreneu...
27 Sep
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Nobody Wants This review: The premise is stupid, but I quite enjoyed the show
26 Sep
"Nobody Wants This," a Netflix series, explores the unconventional premise of a rom-com centered around a rabbi and a non-Jewish woman, criticized for its cl...
26 Sep
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Waiting for Godot review: ‘I defy anyone not to see themselves on this stage’
26 Sep
James Macdonald's new production of "Waiting for Godot," starring Ben Whishaw and Lucian Msamati as Vladimir and Estragon respectively, offers a powerful rei...
26 Sep
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Meet the woman reinventing frum fashion and looking to Kate Middleton for inspiration
26 Sep
Chaya Baumgarten, founder-editor of Valour magazine, is transforming frum fashion by bridging the gap between modesty and style without sacrificing individua...
26 Sep
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The Jewish still life artists who breathed new life into a dying British genre
26 Sep
The Shape of Things exhibition at Pallant House Gallery explores the revitalization of the still life genre in early 20th-century Britain, significantly infl...
26 Sep
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Reunited by a war hero: how I discovered long-lost cousins through their WWII-fighting father
26 Sep
The article narrates the heartwarming discovery of long-lost cousins by the author through their shared connection to a heroic family member, Lipmann Kessel,...
26 Sep
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Frummer driving brings the Wild West to the N16
26 Sep
This humorous article explores the stereotype of Jewish drivers in the Stamford Hill area of London, drawing on the author's personal anecdotes and cultural ...
26 Sep
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The Jewish answer to Fleabag’s ‘hot priest’: Erin Foster on her new Netflix show Nobody Wants This
26 Sep
Erin Foster's new Netflix series "Nobody Wants This" spins a unique tale inspired by her journey of converting to Judaism and her relationship with her Jewis...
26 Sep
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What our British teens can teach us about Jewish pride
26 Sep
In this reflective piece, the author explores the balance between loyalty and healthy critique within the context of Jewish identity and support for Israel, ...
26 Sep
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The Hebrew Teacher review: ‘big questions about the future of Israel’
26 Sep
Maya Arad's "The Hebrew Teacher" is a collection of three novellas exploring the lives of Israeli women in America, confronting personal and cultural disloca...
26 Sep
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Akram Khan’s Giselle review: An outstanding reimagining of a classic
26 Sep
Akram Khan's contemporary reimagining of the classic ballet, Giselle, performed by the English National Ballet at Sadler's Wells in London, brings a profound...
26 Sep
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Placeholders review: An Irish-Jewish romance marred by loss and longing
25 Sep
James Roseman's debut novel, "Placeholders," intricately explores themes of Jewish identity and personal loss through its protagonist, Aaron. Aaron, a young ...
25 Sep
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Hendon United dominate with 3-0 victory to maintain perfect start
25 Sep
Hendon United continues their dominant run in the Maccabi GB Southern League Premier Division with a commanding 3-0 victory over Stoke Salmon, maintaining th...
25 Sep
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A Good Jewish Boy review: ‘elegiac paean to a fading community’
20 Sep
"A Good Jewish Boy," showcased at the UK Jewish Film Festival, is a whimsical exploration of a dwindling Jewish community in a Paris suburb now dominated by ...
20 Sep
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No Road Leading Back review: ‘hell and real heroism’
20 Sep
"No Road Leading Back" by Chris Heath is a profound exploration of the atrocities at Ponar, an extermination site near Vilnius, Lithuania, where tens of thou...
20 Sep
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Elaine review: ‘Jew lite-ville’
20 Sep
Will Self's novel "Elaine" explores the life of its titular character, Elaine Rosenbloom, in 1950s Ithaca, New York, drawing on autobiographical elements fro...
20 Sep
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Why Am I So Single review: ‘a work in progress’
19 Sep
Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss, the creative forces behind the hit musical Six, return with a new show, "Why Am I So Single," at the Garrick Theatre. This gender-...
19 Sep
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Two Wonderlands… down very different rabbit holes
19 Sep
Two reinterpretations of Lewis Carroll's classic 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland' are being staged in London. ZooNation's 'The Mad Hatter's Tea Party' at t...
19 Sep
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The Goldman Case: The new French courtroom drama that puts Jewishness on trial
19 Sep
The new French courtroom drama, The Goldman Case, directed by Cédric Kahn, explores the historic trial of Pierre Goldman, a Polish-Jewish descendant and comm...
19 Sep
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Azazel Jacobs on His Three Daughters
19 Sep
Azazel Jacobs, an acclaimed American filmmaker, discusses the inspiration and creation of his latest film, "His Three Daughters." During the pandemic, Jacobs...
19 Sep
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‘Why I tackled Roald Dahl’s antisemitism in my Royal Court play’
19 Sep
Mark Rosenblatt's play 'Giant' tackles the antisemitism of beloved children's author Roald Dahl. Directed by Nicholas Hytner and starring John Lithgow, the p...
19 Sep
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An Israeli director debuts with a film shot in a kibbutz ravaged by October 7
18 Sep
Keren Nechmad's debut film, 'Kissufim,' finds itself enshrouded with the tragic events that befell the kibbutz where it was shot. Initially planned as a comi...
18 Sep