The Jewish Chronicle - 2017-11-03

• ‘TOO ZIONIST’ FOR TV
• HENRY GOODMAN
• LENIN THE JEW
• Israel concern that centenary is being downplayed by UK
• TfL moves means it’s end of the road for taxis bearing anti-Balfour slogan
• A Palestinia­n state’
• Tragic family became focus of Zionist Right
• UK and Israel stand united as allies in this great celebratio­n
• Police build bridges to ‘free victims from shackles of crimes’
• X Factor success is a real plus for maths graduate
• MPs address controvers­ial Muslim group
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• Berkoff: sex abusers are ‘disgusting’
• ‘Jerusalemi­tes’ caused Grenfell, Atzmon claims
• Visa error delays wedding
• Glum Boris keeps it bland on Israel
• Search for rugelach gets sticky
• New mix of vocational courses at JFS
• Mummy’s the word for embalmers of Sinai
• Couple sue over lack of secular education
• Notts rabbi made redundant
• When the loss of a child is a driving force
• Ort is the jewel in community’s education crown, says Patel
• Campbell: ‘We need Jami to fill a gap’
• Refugee fund on deadline
• Leeds learns to love Limmud
• We guarded the Catalonian ballot box with applause
• Argentinia­n Jewish businessma­n among dead in New York attack
• Fierce debate rages over Anne Frank
• Fight over West Bank football heads to court
• St Martin recovery underway
• Pope marks outreach deal with Jewish charity
• Kurdish leader steps down over independen­ce backlash
• Despite IDF tunnel strike deaths, =VbVh XZVhZ[^gZ ]daY^c\ Ògb
• J6: döX^Vah ^c Vedad\n to Israeli judo winners
• Understand­ing the twists and turns of our religious history
• THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK
• Flying on my husband’s passport
• JENNIFER LIPMAN ALICE HOFFMAN
• Seeking ghosts in Barbados
• You can never have too many books, can you?
• We need a new way d[ Ò\]i^c\ ]VigZY
• Shepping nachas from the joys of Yiddish
• One year later it remains difficult to believe
• The heroes who fought against apartheid
• A stirring tale of Marx as a humanitari­an hypocrite
• Of all the minyans in all the world
• Satisfying and entertaini­ng observatio­ns on life
• Sewing for survival, with a ribbon of hope
• CROSSWORD
• Labneh and sumac with courgettes
• Cod with basil-almond pesto and Kalamata olives
• Burgundy’s true colours
• GETTING THERE
• BEAVERBROO­K LEATHERHEA­D
• Kapler ready for Phillies’ playoff push
• Lustigman bowled over
• PLAYER PROFILE
• Kyte keeps Lions flying high
• Ellis is the real deal
• ‘Boca bowing out after seven years of fun,’ says Monk
• Freedman wins top accolade
• Lady Fairfax
• Godfrey Simmons
• Celebrate Balfour
• Netanya splashes out on seaside revival
• Fertile land for a budget-friendly trip
• Where seafront and city meet

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