The Jewish Chronicle - 2017-08-11

• Israel takes on its leaders in the war on corruption
• The official fell into the grave, and the shivah lacked a rabbi
• MAYIM BIALIK TIPS FOR GIRLS
• SECRETS OF A HAPPY MARRIAGE
• Comedian gives Twitter taste of own medicine
• Glam neo-Nazi behind shul-burning spree
• Pensioner, 93, in battle to keep her council flat
• JW3’S NEW CULTURE QUEEN
• IRISH ‘SCHINDLER’ REVEALED
• NUS mending relations with Jewish students
• Study highlights stigma around mental illness
• Ronson: hate will rise if Corbyn becomes PM
• Bin it! Council urge Charedim to recycle food waste
• Ipso upholds complaint against JC court report
• Walker: racism charge ‘prepostero­us’
• Israelis defy protesters to say Shalom
• Composer to make film about abuse he suffered at Jewish school
• We lean on each other when times are hard, but have our own space
• Brighton stars come out for co-existence project
• Intermarri­ed learning
• Israel will fail to shut down Al Jazeera
• Descendant of a refugee who is Trump’s antiimmigr­ant avatar
• Fox contacted White House about fake murder story
• Pride was quiet, tearful — and under armed guard FIRST PERSON
• Turkish Jews stay calm in face of synagogue attacks
• Rabbi, I have a problem
• Modern problems for traditiona­l rabbis
• THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK
• The cookbook of love
• Enough! No more creepy contacts
• Are we wrong on Corrie play?
• My father’s Dunkirk spirit
• Stories from the shivah house
• How I went from cheder dunce to shul addiction
• Stereotype­s aren’t always true
• Myers — and all journalist­s — should think before writing
• When it’s time to step down
• Flagging up a new Israeli television thriller
• Making a song and dance at the Fringe
• A family reunion over dinner puts a political mother on trial
• Margaret Thatcher — Zion Lady
• Cool, calm and collected behind the curtain
• Summer berry meringue roulade
• Raspberry and white chocolate Eton mess semifreddo
• Chicago culture
• Frais fires LMV past Abbots
• Euro draw suits Israeli champions
• Top six target for hungry Lions
• Injured Kayal looks beyond Premier start
• Elkan Rex Makin
• Esther Marcus
• NOT TRIVIAL PURSUITS
• A CHILD’S BEST FRIEND
• Stand back and let them soar
• A-level studies: what form is best for you?
• Steps to school survival
• ;^cVaan! > ]VkZ Ò\jgZY dji bVi]h
• IN ADDITION
• Bright forecast for the whole school holiday
• How to get the best results from a tutor
• The most-dreaded examinatio­n of all?
• Get to work on a career

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