The Jewish Chronicle - 2018-03-02

• Belz school is probed over alleged abuse
• Education minister warns Charedi leaders over failing schools
• OUR HEROINES INSPIRING WOMEN
• Premium Bond: farewell to Òlm director Aewis <ilWert
• Fascist resurgence feared as Italy goes to polls
• GoWert PestonÉs shame at Arsenal fansÉ antisemiti­sm
• THE GAY EX-MORMON WHO’S NOW A JEWISH COMEDIAN
• BARMITZVAH GOAL REACHED
• POLICING SOCIAL MEDIA
• Israel tour for British military squad
• Brit Milah still a vital ritual
• Investors owed £13m as HBFS is wound-up
• Policing the web is not an easy task
• NHS delay in approving cancer treatment is a scandal, says doctor
• Platforms must combat hatred
• The spotlight shines, but not on Lib Dems
• A friendship with a tyrant
• Time to get tough, Prime Minister
• Cut British aid to PA, MPs tell May
• Tributes paid to educator with ‘pioneering spirit’
• Letter telling women not to drive is a Purim spoof
• Union’s ‘Apartheid Week’ puff angers Jewish students
• Etgar launches new Israel challenge for teenagers
• Noam and Akiva keep up the good work, says Ofsted
• Diverse Alma now feels at home
• Three primaries join new academy trust
• Brawer to quit UK for campus role in America
• Rabbis urged to undergo training in child protection
• Laying the foundation­s to grow women’s philanthro­py
• Mum takes bus to thank Langdon
• Charity gets £2m back after inquiry
• It’s an honour to thank survivors
• Jerusalem church shuts in tax protest
• Fresh delays in Malka Leifer extraditio­n case
• Thousands bid farewell to Shmuel Auerbach
• Trump’s immigratio­n hardliner
• Antisemiti­sm in US at highest level since 1994
• Jared Kushner’s security clearance downgraded
• Prize for documentar­y on Austrian’s Nazi past
• Rabbi, I have a problem
• How suffering transforms our lives
• THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK
• Thinking our way out of in evitable chaos
• I love to read, heavy or fluffy
• Surviving and thriving is my revenge
• Change must come — we will make it happen
• Should mothers matter more than fathers?
• A death-defying crush and a killer’s mind
• Stars, young and old, in the running for the Oscars
• Passion and pain in Paris
• Lonely reminiscen­ces on the Irish coast
• CHILDREN’S BOOKS Culture and danger
• Humble David, a hero for our times
• CROSSWORD
• Roasted cauliflowe­r, date and nut salad
• Rhubarb baked breakfast oats with caramelize­d banana and blueberrie­s
• GETTING THERE
• Five-star kids
• Player power boosts Oaks
• PLAYER PROFILE
• Hannah Ód_i^[i m_j^ W Ôekh_i^
• Ashkenazi impressed by Olympic efforts
• Faith back on the top table
• Maureen Kendler
• THE REAL JEWS IN SPACE
• Aid transparen­cy
• Tigers who come to tease — and how to tame them
• SPACE TO CREATE
• VOYAGE IN HISTORY
• A spring in their step and a smile on their face

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