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0 Food Culture

Meet the baker celebrating the therapeutic power of challah

Jewish Chronicle · 13 Nov

Badannie Gee, a former TV producer turned baker, has found solace and community through challah baking, using it as a form of therapy and connection for Jewish women.

0 Food Culture

Meet the baker celebrating the therapeutic power of challah

Jewish Chronicle · 13 Nov

Badannie Gee, a former TV producer turned baker, has found solace and community through challah baking, using it as a form of therapy and connection for Jewish women.

0 Education Communities

Yavneh College to open bulge class in 2025

Jewish Chronicle · 13 Nov

Yavneh College in Hertfordshire will offer an additional class of 30 students for year 7 in September 2025 to meet growing demand for placements.

0 Education Communities

Yavneh College to open bulge class in 2025

Jewish Chronicle · 13 Nov

Yavneh College in Hertfordshire will offer an additional class of 30 students for year 7 in September 2025 to meet growing demand for placements.

0 Culture Holocaust

Meet the Holocaust survivor who became a TikTok sensation

Jewish Chronicle · 13 Nov

Gidon Lev, an 89-year-old Holocaust survivor living in Israel, has become an unexpected TikTok sensation, amassing nearly 500,000 followers by sharing his experiences and vibrant outlook on life.

0 Sports Communities

Four-gold Teacher stars as Lions sweep into second round of cup

Jewish Chronicle · 13 Nov

The London Lions U18s showcased an impressive performance in the Peter Morrison Trophy, with Max Teacher scoring four goals in their 8-1 victory over Real Madreidel.

0 Sports Communities

Four-gold Teacher stars as Lions sweep into second round of cup

Jewish Chronicle · 13 Nov

The London Lions U18s showcased an impressive performance in the Peter Morrison Trophy, with Max Teacher scoring four goals in their 8-1 victory over Real Madreidel.

0 Sports Communities

Four-gold Teacher stars as Lions sweep into second round of cup

Jewish Chronicle · 13 Nov

The London Lions U18s showcased an impressive performance in the Peter Morrison Trophy, with Max Teacher scoring four goals in their 8-1 victory over Real Madreidel.

0 Sports Communities

Four-gold Teacher stars as Lions sweep into second round of cup

Jewish Chronicle · 13 Nov

The London Lions U18s showcased an impressive performance in the Peter Morrison Trophy, with Max Teacher scoring four goals in their 8-1 victory over Real Madreidel.

0 Sports Communities

Golf and tennis too much? There’s always bowls

Jewish Chronicle · 13 Nov

Lawn bowls has carved a niche within the Jewish community, sustained by the Maccabi Lawn Bowls Association (MLBA) since its establishment in 1993 following a disappointing Maccabiah Games performance.

0 Sports Communities

Golf and tennis too much? There’s always bowls

Jewish Chronicle · 13 Nov

Lawn bowls has carved a niche within the Jewish community, sustained by the Maccabi Lawn Bowls Association (MLBA) since its establishment in 1993 following a disappointing Maccabiah Games performance.

0 Sports Communities

Golf and tennis too much? There’s always bowls

Jewish Chronicle · 13 Nov

Lawn bowls has carved a niche within the Jewish community, sustained by the Maccabi Lawn Bowls Association (MLBA) since its establishment in 1993 following a disappointing Maccabiah Games performance.

0 Sports Communities

Golf and tennis too much? There’s always bowls

Jewish Chronicle · 13 Nov

Lawn bowls has carved a niche within the Jewish community, sustained by the Maccabi Lawn Bowls Association (MLBA) since its establishment in 1993 following a disappointing Maccabiah Games performance.

0 Food Communities

Spinach, yoghurt and walnut soup

Jewish Chronicle · 13 Nov

Combining elements of Middle Eastern and Central Asian culinary traditions, this recipe for spinach, yogurt, and walnut soup was donated by MasterChef winner Saliha Mahmood Ahmed, who is also a hospital doctor.

0 Art Culture

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button review: ‘nothing else like it in the West End’

Jewish Chronicle · 12 Nov

This West End production of "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" offers a unique adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald's short story, distinguishing itself from the 2008 Brad Pitt film.

0 Culture History

Moshe Feldenkrais: The Man Who Taught Ben-Gurion to Stand on his Head

Lucas Tennen in New Voices · 12 Nov

Moshe Feldenkrais, an influential figure in the modern wellness movement, is depicted as not only a pioneer in mind-body connection techniques but also as a product of his dynamic Jewish background.

0 Politics Israel

The Commentary Magazine Podcast · 12 Nov

The episode delves into the implications of Marco Rubio, Mike Waltz, and Elise Stefanik taking on senior foreign-policy roles in a potential Trump administration, examining the potential shift away from neo-isolationism towards a more traditional conservative foreign policy approach.

0 Antisemitism Sports

Dangerous Games

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 11 Nov

Recent violent attacks on Israeli soccer fans in Amsterdam highlight a disturbing rise in anti-Israel sentiment across European cities.

0 Antisemitism Sports

Dangerous Games

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 11 Nov

Recent violent attacks on Israeli soccer fans in Amsterdam highlight a disturbing rise in anti-Israel sentiment across European cities.

0 Politics Leadership

Who's Whispering in Trump's Ear?

The Commentary Magazine Podcast · 11 Nov

The episode discusses key appointments in Trump's incoming administration, particularly focusing on the likely roles of Elise Stefanik as U.N. Ambassador and Tom Homan as Border Czar, and their potential implications for U.S. foreign and immigration policy.

0 Politics Culture

My message to A-list celebs: Keep your political views to yourself

Jewish Chronicle · 11 Nov

Reflecting on the intersection of fame and politics, this article critiques the trend of celebrities using their platforms to endorse political figures, specifically in the context of the U.S. elections involving Kamala Harris.

0 Food Culture

The great divide – a New York born bagel maker explains what separates bagels from beigels

Jewish Chronicle · 11 Nov

Dan Martensen, co-founder of London's It's Bagels and a New York native, discusses the fundamental differences between traditional UK beigels and their more extravagant New York bagel counterparts.

0 Culture Israel

Poppies and Cultural Appropriation

Natan Slifkin in Rationalist Judaism · 11 Nov

Natan Slifkin examines the controversy surrounding the poppy's symbolism for both Israelis and Palestinians, against the backdrop of cultural appropriation claims.

1 Antisemitism Ethics

Amsterdam was vile, but no pogrom – and it’s important to say so

Jewish Chronicle · 10 Nov

Marc Cave, director of the National Holocaust Museum, argues against characterizing a recent attack on Maccabi Tel Aviv fans in Amsterdam as a 'pogrom'.

0 Television/Film Jewish Law

Does an inter-dating rabbi stretch the limits of liberalism?

Jewish Chronicle · 10 Nov

"Nobody Wants This," a Netflix series about an interdating rabbi, has sparked conversation about the evolving norms within Progressive Judaism concerning interfaith relationships and the expectations placed on rabbis.