The Jewish Chronicle - 2018-03-09

• Hassell case is ‘litmus test’, says Chief Rabbi
• Rudd’s pledge on security
• DO WE NEED INCLUSION RIDERS?
• Family letters reveal anguish of the Anschluss
• Gender imbalance of charity trustees revealed
• SHOCK AS DELI CLOSES
• FA STAR OF DAVID ROW
• Labour probes secret Facebook hate group
• Tish may need good luck as its most important ingredient
• Argentina to play and pray in Israel before World Cup
• Change is happening but we need to make sure it continues
• Glenn’s gauche remarks did not come as a surprise
• Distracted by Brexit, Tories are overlookin­g communal issues
• Inequality highlighte­d by women for IWD project
• Jew-hate directed at Lansman over Labour job bid
• How Charles and over the last big
• Prince William set for Israel visit
• Camilla’s affair took royal visit to Jerusalem
• The potential to delight and offend is boundless
• Son pays tribute to Sainsbury’s for supporting mum with Alzheimer’s
• Newmark council call
• Students urge Israel to reverse asylum plans
• Why we are standing up to stop demolition­s
• ‘Regulate circumcisi­on’
• Israel leads the way in brave new world of AI
• Global economy will benefit but privacy and security are at risk
• It’s not knowledge that counts
• New HET project will use power of music
• The bulge class that never happened
• Flooded shul reopens with financial worries
• Teaching children from the Mumbai slums
• Shul provides bed and board for homeless
• Scholarshi­p helps to counter anti-Israel bias
• Hi-tech tour of discovery
• Oxford displays its treasures
• Israeli rabbinate fears kashrut wars
• Trump’s peace plan has faded from view
• South African anger at treif chicken discovery
• Austrian populism is remarkably stable
• Five Star Movement wins populist sweep in Italy’s general election
• We met in a French camp – and escaped
• Six-year jail term sought for ex-Argentine president
• Hate speech is pushing Jews out of progressiv­e movements in the US
• March distances itself from Louis Farrakhan
• Is Netanyahu set to call early elections?
• SOCIAL & PERSONAL
• Jerusalem the eternal capital? The history is not so simple
• Vayakhel-Pekudei
• What makes life worthwhile?
• Human rights Standing up for justice
• Jewish mothers Do they still fit the stereotype?
• JESSICA WEINSTEIN
• Now I’m a mum, I have a new view of Mother’s Day
• Beyond the fringe and gathering Momentum
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• JOHN NATHAN
• A free spirit who expresses her Judaism in her work
• Painstakin­gly picking up pieces
• New York through an all-too-familiar lens
• ‘This music belongs to mankind, not me’
• CROSSWORD
• Mum’s the word
• Carrot salad with avocado, orange and miso tahini
• Mother’s orange cake
• Havana surprise
• GETTING THERE
• New homes come on stream in Hendon
• Local know-how keeps market moving
• PLAYER PROFILE
• Redbridge crush champions
• Where has the passion gone?
• Doubles delight for Katz
• Hopps skips as Fairlop jump
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• Arthur Davidson
• Kurt Treitel
• WEAR IT, PHONE IT
• The real reason why our matzah is flat
• FIVE TRICKS FOR A SPARKLINGL­Y CLEAN OVEN
• Carers’ recipe to remember
• Deliveranc­e in an age of Deliveroo
• Lost and found — family memories we unpack each year
• Make an omelette without breaking hens
• Pastry chefs promise a rollover jackpot
• ON THE WEB
• Leaning towards a banquet of wines
• BUTTERNUT SQUASH, RED ONION AND SPINACH LASAGNE
• COURGETTI WITH AVOCADO PESTO
• Why everyday foods still need a hechsher
• Kneidlach or ceviche: the menu grows

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