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Claudia Winkleman: ‘I consider The Traitors contestants my children’

Jewish Chronicle · 1 Jan

Claudia Winkleman discusses her deep emotional involvement in hosting 'The Traitors,' a BBC game show inspired by the board game 'Werewolf.'

0 Holidays Communities

Shabbat times from December 20 to December 27

Jewish Chronicle · 19 Dec 2024

The week beginning December 20 includes details for Shabbat entry and exit times across various UK cities, alongside the Torah portion 'Vayeshev' and Haftarah from Amos.

0 Torah Communities

Shabbat times from November 22 to November 29

Jewish Chronicle · 21 Nov 2024

This entry provides the specific times for the beginning and end of Shabbat across various UK cities for the week of November 22 to November 29.

0 Literature History

Was a ravishing, fictional heroine inspired by a real-life Jewish philanthropist?

Alison Bass in Forward · 19 Nov 2024

Alison Bass explores the possible connection between the character of Rebecca in Sir Walter Scott's novel "Ivanhoe" and the real-life Jewish philanthropist Rebecca Gratz.

0 Communities Torah

Shabbat times from November 1 to November 8

Jewish Chronicle · 7 Nov 2024

This week's Shabbat, corresponding to Cheshvan 7 (Friday, November 8), begins at specific times across various UK cities, such as 4:07 PM in London and Manchester, and 3:59 PM in Gateshead.

0 Politics History

Unholy: Two Jews on the News · 26 Jan 2024

The episode analyzes the ongoing tension between Israel and Hamas, highlighting the International Court of Justice's potential ruling on Israeli actions in Gaza and the strained relationship between Benjamin Netanyahu and Joe Biden.

0 Culture History

On National Redhead Day, Explore the History of Ginger Jews

Forward · 5 Nov 2019

National Redhead Day prompts a look at the complex historical association between Jews and redheads, from biblical references to Esau and David described as 'admoni,' to medieval European myths linking red hair with Jewish "otherness."