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Jewish Chronicle Is Ireland the most antisemitic country in the West? 27 Jan
Recent events have spotlighted potential antisemitism in Ireland, especially criticisms concerning the Irish president's controversial speech at a Holocaust ...
27 Jan
Jewish Chronicle My history of post-War British Jewry is consciously unorthodox 27 Jan
In the post-War period, British Jewry gained significant prominence as it became the largest Jewish community in Europe, assuming a critical role in internat...
27 Jan
Jewish Chronicle We have still not been fully liberated from Auschwitz 27 Jan
The article discusses how two contemporary films, "The Brutalist" and "A Real Pain," approach the Holocaust from different perspectives while highlighting on...
27 Jan
Jewish Chronicle Donald Trump’s inaugural speech was more muted on Israel than many expected 24 Jan
President Donald Trump's inaugural speech was unexpectedly subdued in its discussion of Israel, despite it being a key issue throughout the 2024 campaign. On...
24 Jan
Jewish Chronicle Lily’s lesson? Shoah education is possible in a world of fake news 24 Jan
As the Holocaust survivor generation dwindles, Lily Ebert's legacy emphasizes the urgent need to adapt Holocaust education for a new era while countering ant...
24 Jan
Jewish Chronicle We must stop the dehumanisation of Jews, especially at the UN 23 Jan
Throughout history, Jews have faced dehumanization, most horrifically manifesting during the Holocaust. Today, similar tactics resurface, amplified by social...
23 Jan
Jewish Chronicle How Israel can make Lebanon a Hezbollah-free zone this year 23 Jan
With the IDF's January 26 deadline to withdraw from Southern Lebanon nearing, Israel faces strategic dilemmas on how to maintain a Hezbollah-free zone. Optio...
23 Jan
Jewish Chronicle ‘Never Again’ is more vital today than ever before 23 Jan
The concept of "Never Again," traditionally associated with Holocaust remembrance, has gained urgent modern relevance in light of recent attacks on Jews glob...
23 Jan
Jewish Chronicle The Gaza conflict has exposed the challenges our community faces 23 Jan
The recent release of three Israeli hostages, Emily Damari, Romi Gonen, and Doron Steinbrecher, amidst the Gaza conflict has brought relief yet highlights on...
23 Jan
Jewish Chronicle Some ‘pro’ Palestine marchers simply enjoy frightening Jews 22 Jan
The article discusses recent public order charges against organizers of a pro-Palestine march in London, who moved from the designated protest site near Whit...
22 Jan
Jewish Chronicle Never again? How about dealing with Iran... 22 Jan
The article argues that Western nations have failed to uphold their promise of 'never again' regarding regimes committed to Jewish extermination by overlooki...
22 Jan
Jewish Chronicle We choose humanity even when the costs are high 22 Jan
The release of three Israeli hostages held by Hamas, while providing momentary relief, underscores profound ethical considerations related to humanization am...
22 Jan
Jewish Chronicle Why Ben-Gvir may be more dangerous outside the government than in it 21 Jan
Itamar Ben-Gvir's recent resignation from the Israeli government has positioned him as a stronger opposition figure against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu...
21 Jan
Jewish Chronicle The picture of Hamas surrounding the hostages says everything 20 Jan
A stark photograph capturing Hamas militants surrounding recently released hostages encapsulates multiple narratives. Beyond illustrating Hamas's oppressive ...
20 Jan
Jewish Chronicle Nothing could prepare me for the sheer horror of Auschwitz 17 Jan
Reflecting on a harrowing visit to Auschwitz, the author grapples with the sheer scale and industrial nature of the Holocaust's horror, highlighting the syst...
17 Jan
Jewish Chronicle Saturday’s march shows that it’s really about Jews, not Palestinians 16 Jan
The article critiques the motivations behind Palestine Solidarity Campaign's marches, especially in light of a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. Despite th...
16 Jan
Jewish Chronicle Judaism taught the West to think – now it must teach it how to survive 15 Jan
This piece explores the enduring identity of the Jewish people despite historical pressures of assimilation and persecution. It contrasts the vibrant cultura...
15 Jan
Jewish Chronicle Seriously? Again with the judicial reform? 15 Jan
As Israel's conflict in Gaza persists, some prominent leaders like Justice Minister Yariv Levin and Foreign Minister Gideon Saar remain focused on controvers...
15 Jan
Jewish Chronicle The Met must stand firm against the Gaza marchers 15 Jan
The article discusses a conflict surrounding the Palestine Solidarity Campaign's marches in London, emphasizing the impact on the Jewish community. Recent de...
15 Jan
Jewish Chronicle Real Holocaust remembrance requires standing up for Israel 15 Jan
The article discusses the importance of Holocaust remembrance, especially in light of King Charles's upcoming visit to Auschwitz for commemoration events and...
15 Jan
Jewish Chronicle We can keep hope alive for two states while being realistic 15 Jan
Fania Oz-Salzberger reflects on the complexities facing Israel amidst the ongoing conflict with Hamas and internal disagreements regarding judicial reform. S...
15 Jan
Jewish Chronicle Our yeshivahs should be legally protected, not unfairly targeted 14 Jan
Rabbi Stern argues that yeshivahs in the UK should be legally protected rather than unfairly targeted by government regulation. He emphasizes the importance ...
14 Jan
Jewish Chronicle Why Amnesty won’t get another penny of my money 14 Jan
The author recounts their disillusionment with Amnesty International, once seen as a paragon of human rights activism. They describe a long history of suppor...
14 Jan
Jewish Chronicle Well done to the Met for standing up to Gaza mob 14 Jan
The article critiques the failure of left-wing solidarity with British Jews amidst rising antisemitism linked to pro-Palestinian activism following the Octob...
14 Jan
Jewish Chronicle ‘Shalom’? Or ‘Happy Jew Day’? 13 Jan
The article reflects on the experience of being greeted with "Shalom" by non-Jews in London shortly after the October 7 attacks. It explores the significance...
13 Jan
Jewish Chronicle How unhealthy is Uncensored? Piers Morgan’s show and the theatre of rage 10 Jan
Piers Morgan's show, "Uncensored," serves as a platform for contentious debates on the Middle East conflict, yet risks amplifying extremist views by inviting...
10 Jan
Jewish Chronicle The New Orleans attack is what ‘globalising the intifada’ means 8 Jan
In the aftermath of a terrorist attack in New Orleans by ISIS-inspired Shamsud-Din Jabbar, the conversation on terrorism and its global links, particularly c...
8 Jan
Jewish Chronicle There is a pull towards Israel 8 Jan
Jewish American author Herman Wouk's reflections, alongside David Ben Gurion's assertion that Jews can be 'free' in Israel despite its lack of safety, highli...
8 Jan
Jewish Chronicle As Iranian power recedes, Turkey and its Sunni allies are filling the vacuum 8 Jan
The Middle East landscape is shifting as Iran's influence wanes, largely due to strategic setbacks inflicted by Israel, resulting in a power vacuum increasin...
8 Jan
Jewish Chronicle My tips for a healthy new you? No late noshes and a daily walk 8 Jan
After the indulgences of both secular New Year's Eve and the Hanukkah holiday, the author reflects on personal struggles with weight and the societal challen...
8 Jan
Jewish Chronicle New Aliyah figures are a source of reflection and celebration 8 Jan
Recent figures indicate a near doubling of aliyah from the UK to Israel, although this spike should be viewed cautiously, as the numbers for 2023 were unusua...
8 Jan
Jewish Chronicle The IDF should be nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize 8 Jan
The article argues that the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) should be considered for the Nobel Peace Prize due to their role in combating and weakening terroris...
8 Jan
Jewish Chronicle Don’t lose hope: Many Palestinians do want peace 7 Jan
In the wake of the divisive rhetoric following the October 7 attack, Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib calls for hope and a renewed path towards peaceful coexistence betw...
7 Jan
Jewish Chronicle We can’t let anti-Israel activists poison the well of Wikipedia 7 Jan
Wikipedia's credibility is under scrutiny as anti-Israel activists manipulate content, particularly around sensitive topics like Israeli hostages and 2023 co...
7 Jan
Jewish Chronicle To tackle domestic abuse, we must confront the myths that allow it to persist 6 Jan
Jewish Women's Aid (JWA) is dedicated to supporting Jewish women affected by domestic abuse, offering culturally sensitive services that mainstream providers...
6 Jan
Jewish Chronicle Mel Brooks offers Jewish joy as our revenge in The Producers 2 Jan
Mel Brooks' classic film, "The Producers," has been revived in London, tapping into its timeless role as a cornerstone of American Jewish cultural expression...
2 Jan
Jewish Chronicle As a Syrian Jew, the country’s tragic story resonates 2 Jan
Reflecting on the tragic recent history of Syria, Rabbi Dweck explores the deep resonance it holds for Syrian Jews who cherish the memory of a vibrant Jewish...
2 Jan
Jewish Chronicle The truth of the Palestinian cause 31 Dec 2024
Melanie Phillips discusses the rise of antisemitic rhetoric in Western societies, attributing it to falsehoods and distortions spread by Palestinian entities...
31 Dec 2024
Jewish Chronicle Short on New Year resolutions? I have one for you: be proud Jews 31 Dec 2024
Amidst increasing global antisemitism, the author proposes a New Year's resolution for Jews: to embrace Jewish pride and identity. While antisemitism require...
31 Dec 2024
Jewish Chronicle 2025 could see a wave of optimism spread across the Middle East 31 Dec 2024
Seth J. Frantzman discusses the complex and evolving geopolitical landscape of the Middle East, highlighting both ongoing challenges and emerging opportuniti...
31 Dec 2024
Jewish Chronicle Trump will make the lives of American Jews better, but they won’t thank him for it 31 Dec 2024
The article argues that despite American Jews' overwhelming support for the Democratic Party, Donald Trump's anticipated 2025 presidency may inadvertently be...
31 Dec 2024
Jewish Chronicle Have Syria’s new rulers really left jihadism behind? 31 Dec 2024
Syria's new leadership, particularly Ahmed al-Sharaa of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), presents a complex image as they claim to move away from jihadism. While ...
31 Dec 2024
Jewish Chronicle Israel must use its light to dispel the UN’s darkness 31 Dec 2024
In this article, Jonathan Harounoff, Israel's international spokesperson to the United Nations, examines the historical and ongoing challenges Israel faces a...
31 Dec 2024
Jewish Chronicle I can think of at least three reasons for Jews to be in happy in 2025 31 Dec 2024
In a reflection on the current state of Jewish life and resilience, the author identifies three reasons for optimism in 2025 amidst challenging times. Firstl...
31 Dec 2024
Jewish Chronicle There is just no excuse for routing marches past shuls 31 Dec 2024
In an ongoing issue that has deeply concerned the Jewish community in London, rallies organized by the Palestine Solidarity Campaign have repeatedly been all...
31 Dec 2024
Jewish Chronicle Few in 2024 escaped Labour’s chaos – least of all the Israelis 27 Dec 2024
The 2024 UK political landscape reveals complexities and challenges for Labour under Sir Keir Starmer's leadership, particularly regarding foreign policy on ...
27 Dec 2024
Jewish Chronicle How the West’s literary elite distorted language to justify their bizarre embrace of jihadism 27 Dec 2024
The article criticizes Western literary and cultural elites for their alleged misuse of language in portraying the Israel-Palestine conflict, particularly af...
27 Dec 2024
Jewish Chronicle The Iran regime’s collapse would pave the way for a stable and peaceful Middle East 27 Dec 2024
With Iran's regime perceived as increasingly vulnerable, experts see an opportunity for significant geopolitical change in the Middle East. The weakening of ...
27 Dec 2024
Jewish Chronicle Israel and the US know that only sustained bombing will stamp out the Houthis’ threat 24 Dec 2024
The article discusses the increasing threat of the Iranian-backed Houthis in the Middle East, particularly their use of drones and missiles to target Israel ...
24 Dec 2024
Jewish Chronicle The need for Jewish unity is more urgent than ever 24 Dec 2024
Amidst rising global antisemitism and internal divides resurfacing among Jews, the call for unity within the Jewish community has become increasingly urgent....
24 Dec 2024