The Jewish Chronicle

Harry Heber arrived in Harwich aged 7 as a Kindertransport refugee and, after retiring, went on to create more than 60,000 pairs of prescription glasses for people in need

Traffic police say 'not a single shekel' in fines will go to the force and that the measure is designed to improve safety

The ugly scenes occurred after GKS Katowice were knocked out of the Uefa Conference League by Hapoel Tel Aviv

The world's biggest library of historic Jewish texts in California has created a chatbot to help users navigate the vast collection

The government needs to expose Tehran's links to charities and NGOs, sanction regime media, elites and proxies, expel the supreme leader's representative and introduce tougher laws against extremist groups and hate preachers

From conspiracy theories about alleged Jewish power and control to Holocaust denial and trivialisation, a new study underscores the urgent need for government against rising digital hate

Born to Moroccan immigrants, Gadi Eisenkot is contending to become prime minister in October in what would be a demographic sea-change for the country

Rebekah Lowin is known for her creative take on tradition. She tells Siam Goorwich why her new book is all about 'building a creative, joyful Jewish home'

We must not alienate followers of Islam, devout and secular, who are battling anti-Western ideas in their communities

Crowds gathered across Britain to watch the moon block the sun but Jews viewed it as a bad omen in the past