The Jewish Chronicle - 2018-10-19

• Racism fears as mob fighther erupts at school
• I MADE BEYONCÉ GO BLONDE
• CZl ]jW id bdc^idg AVWdjg ]ViZ ^h ÓddYZY l^i] XdbeaV^cih
• SIMON SEBAG MONTEFIORE’S J’ACCUSE
• L'Chaim: Herzog brothers on anniversar­y tour
• <VWnÉh Gaby's legendary deli due to serve up its final falafel
• A women’s heroine: tribute to jo Wagerman
• READY FOR THE CHICKEN SOUP CHALLENGE?
• BREAST CANCER WAKE-UP CALL
• ORTHODOX REPLY ON LGBT+
• SHOAH LESSON FAILURES
• HATE CRIME FIGURES
• Blair warning over politics at HET dinner
• This was a pragmatic statement, but their real battle is with Ofsted
• ‘Antisemiti­c’ petition on council’s website
• Protesters attacked near pro-Corbyn event
• JLL’s very enistence inÔaming tensions AE Lansman source
• Top Labour role set for man who dismissed hate
• 7YYused neo# Dap_ ÉdeYbared @ews s^oubd d_eÊ
• 8helsea ;8 to ÈeYjcateÉ [ans on antisebiti­sb
• ‘We need new vocabulary on Zionism’
• Alarm sounded over Holocaust education
• Do we still need a new high school?
• Beryl becomes a batmitzvah girl for the first time at 92
• Schools shine in study of GCSE pupils’ progress
• Prominent MPs are sent packing — but it is all in a good cause
• ‘Reform has shaped our lives’
• Mum sets up cerebral palsy charity for adults
• Cemetery plan gets go-ahead
• Ort gets behind school building plan
• The rocket that almost caused war
• Shoah survivors aided by Germans
• At the UN, I speak to countries that ignore Israel
• Couple sparks intermarri­age debate
• May: village demolition order ‘a blow for two-state solution’
• Israeli police investigat­e stoning that killed Palestinia­n woman
• Vienna revives evacuation exhibits
• Marilyn Monroe’s Siddur aims for £5,000 at auction
• Australia ‘could’ move embassy to Jerusalem
• Shul is a cool place to work
• Corbyn is not the cause of left-wing Jew hate
• Voting for women can make our lives better
• ANNE JOSEPH
• The pain of former soldiers brought to stage by one of their own
• Dancing to break down prejudice
• JOHN NATHAN
• Bellow/ Ònal chapter in a great life history
• Authentic immigrant narrative spoiled by melodrama
• Thirty years of Shoah charity celebrated
• CROSSWORD
• DENISE PHILLIPS’S Nutty blackberry and apple crumble
• Greece for grown-ups
• GETTING THERE
• Hendon in box seat, again
• ‘Never-say-die spirit pulled us through,’ says Kay
• Denis Norden
• Debt of gratitude
• Day of reckoning
• We need to talk about Ivrit
• When failure is a plus
• Cake, companions­hip and community
• The hidden curriculum that leads to happiness
• Hope for troubled teens
• Jonah swims smoothly into the mainstream

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