The Jewish Chronicle - 2020-11-13

• MEET BIDEN’S JEWISH FAMILY
• RISHI HAVE YOU FORGOTTEN US?
• Devastatio­n over plan to close care home
• A shameful day for Boris at the United Nations
• What to watch: UK Jewish Film Festival
• 5,000 AT NORWOOD’S VIRTUAL DINNER
• SHOAH MEMORIAL: THE DEBATE
• The world mourns a great moral voice
• He drew no distinctio­n between the serious and the playful, the learned and the popular
• He was a teacher to many of us in the Muslim world FIRST PERSON
• For Sacks, Judaism was a protest against the world, in the name of a world that ought to be
• Could have pushed harder
• He spoke the languages of the religious and the secular
• FIRST PERSON
• Labour groups challenge Starmer on Corbyn suspension
• Teen Nazi terror plotter jailed
• Cambridge University adopts IHRA
• High Court dismisses Tony Greenstein’s ‘notorious antisemite’ libel claim
• Perils within the Perspex maze
• Virus has exposed flaws in the Charedi way
• Goodbye America First and say hello again to multilater­alism
• Now we hope that America can be America again
• Netanyahu congratula­tes a “great friend of Israel”
• Legal challenge to sex education policy
• Stars come out for Norwood on a £3 million digital night
• Southend Chasidim pursue plans for permanent home
• Strike by Sage staff averted as care home agrees to Acas discussion­s
• US members get Kaddish pairings during lockdown
• Rabbi falls out with shul over ‘don’t fast’ column
• New Israel Fund virtually equals big event total
• How pandemic planning has evolved at NIF
• Playing their cards right at HMDT
• Rafi’s not singing the blues as charity drive is revived
• Phillips: Take pride in being Jewish
• Bibi moves to avoid being wrong-footed
• No decision on lockdown as third wave fears rise
• Georgia battle for the Senate
• Kertesz legacy acts as proxy for Hungary
• Auschwitz book donated
• The moral leadership that made Lord Sacks great in a secular age
• Trans truth Our journeys
• Don’t sing at a Zoom wedding
• SONIA ZHURAVLYOV­A
• ‘Can’t society just give us a break?’
• But we can work together
• Our day of good deeds has just got longer
• Movies shown but mysteries hidden
• An outsider’s four encounters with foreign affairs
• Asking questions about China’s star
• CROSSWORD
• Butternut squash and apple soup
• GETTING THERE
• Rabbi Lord Sacks
• The light shines to remember a dark night
• A unique spirit

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