The Jewish Chronicle - 2023-04-14

• ‘Let the Israeli flag send out the message that we will never accept terror as legitimate’
• ‘Three very special lights have so senselessl­y been extinguish­ed from this world’
• How the Yellow Candle Project keeps the flame burning for Shoah victims
• My mother was a fantasist. Schindler’s List helped me understand who she really was
• As security fears grow, Bibi reinstates Galant
• The nation where faith is both a state and a debate
• Demographi­cs of Israel tell us their own remarkable story
• Only a democratic Israel can be a true safe haven for Jews
• Being Jewish is sometimes a painful privilege
• With good political leaders, peace is possible
• Christian antisemiti­sm hits Trafalgar Square
• Russia has used antisemiti­sm as a political weapon for years
• Nuns out, Hani gone, Chekhov’s cherries
• ‘IT’S BROUGHT MY SELF-CONFIDENCE BACK’
• Business boot camp is back
• Charity CEO leaves after just a month
• Webinar promotes caring and sharing
• We need a Jewish voice to support the less fortunate
• CROSSWORD 016
• Baron Lawson of Blaby
• The time has come: Allsop’s residentia­l auction returns to the ballroom
• Salt Beef cruise into Barry Goldstein Cup semis with 5-0 victory over Redbridge JCP
• Student teams step up for charity
• ‘My father would never talk about his past. He wanted to lock it out’
• Crumbs, I can’t even eat matzah
• Four pianos playing in harmony
• Time to sell off your old pots?
• Can Gal Gadot’s facialist brighten my city skin?
• Heartbreak of a daughter and Potteresqu­e mystery
• Revenge of the hunted
• The Portable Door
• Slow-simmering beef is a well-done offering
• When Franco ruled and hatred spread
• Real life translates into a pacy thriller
• The start-ups that spell hope for American Jewry
• Cinnamon and raisin mini challah rolls
• Royally good days out
• DISCOVER ROYAL BRITAIN

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