The Jewish Chronicle - 2024-02-09

• ‘Parliament must act over ludicrous Miller judgment’
• Douglas Murray event forced to move after staff ‘received threats’
• The David Miller ruling runs the risk of protecting antisemite­s
• ‘CHICKEN SOUP IS A ZIONIST PLOT’: MILLER… IN HIS OWN WORDS
• BBC sacks staffer who called Jews ‘Nazi apartheid parasites’
• Hard-left JVL group offers ‘training’ on antisemiti­sm
• Belief in God wanes as greater numbers identify as ‘ethnically’ Jewish
• Intermarri­age increase stands out as community travels on twin tracks
• Attachment to Israel is far stronger among British Jews than those living in America
• Pressure for hostage deal is high – but the landing strip is painfully narrow
• Herzog confronts TikTok executives over hate videos
• ‘I am training a generation of Jewish warriors,’ says Israeli martial arts star
• The closed world of Vienna’s postwar Jewish reds
• I’ll back Israel forever, says politician who gave viral speech in synagogue
• Austrian pupils re-enact a Nazi execution of Jews
• Biden to impose sanctions against ‘violent settlers’
• Pope Francis condemns Jew-hate as ‘sin against God’
• ‘Squad’ Democrats vote against ban on October 7 terrorists
• Two state solution?
• The David Miller ruling was a deeply shameful travesty
• Refugees and the UN; fashion and cheese
• Jewish community wishes the King well following his cancer diagnosis
• Israel tours to go ahead, with increased security
• Israeli restaurant­s still suffering 60% drop four months after Oct 7 attacks
• Fury at the BBC and other media for their silence on Hamas rapes
• ‘Build a Jewish museum, not a memorial’
• New guide on how to help in Israel
• The Chief Rabbi invites us all to ‘Shabbat for Israel’
• Kisharon Langdon provides a warm welcome at the library
• Jewish education isn’t only about antisemiti­sm
• How WIZO UK has been helping to heal a nation stuck in trauma
• Community connectedn­ess
• Signing up for new genetic test could save your life
• SHABBAT SCRABBLE 051
• Shlomo Avineri
• Understand­ing sundowning
• Five trends for work and employment in 2024
• Free-scoring Chaim keeps Hendon’s cup dreams alive
• Mum moves in, my back goes
• Dispatches from Amsterdam
• My very own unfinished business
• Never mind romance, celebrate your friends
• Can we protect our £50,000 gift?
• This children’s book shows the way forward … in braille
• This family reunion is good but it’s no Jerusalem
• Horrors of the past that lurk in the shadows
• Can this really be the end of Larry’s perfect sitcom?
• 100 Objects #42
• These books about hate are already out of date
• The cat, the tinkerer and the search for meaning in a post-secular age
• Wise but sometimes over-protective approach to Torah
• Finally February
• Marmalade-roasted carrots and chickpeas with dates and feta
• Rhubarb frangipane tart
• French connection
• SPA FOR TWO
• The best moments from the last 20 years of Curb Your Enthusiasm
• ‘To be a Jew is to be asked to give’
• Shining light for adults and children with learning disabiliti­es
• October 7: a rapid lifesaving response
• Why bereavemen­t counsellin­g?
• The bridge in the middle
• Connection and community
• How Work Avenue helps rebuild careers and lives
• Support to start a new life
• Standing by my side in tumultuous times
• Rehab and recovery for brave defenders of Israel
• Desperate times call for desperate measures: Jewish Child’s Day rebuilds young lives
• Replacing darkness with joy
• Raising Israel’s heroes
• ‘Your loyal support will infuse hope into Israel’s patients in need’
• The Technion transforms lives: human and other
• Thank you Chana for helping us build our family
• Jewish Women’s Aid gave me hope for a brighter future
• In the aftermath of October 7, now is the time to strengthen our connection with Israel
• We’re rebuilding futures through unity
• Jami’s ‘centre without walls’
• Free advice so you can stay independen­t at home
• A picture of happiness after serious illness
• Hospital’s beacon of hope
• Emergency medics future-proofing lives
• Care-home life: relaxation, first-class exercise and a key role for the piano
• Worn down by money worries? Help’s at hand to lift the weight
• Legacies will help uprooted families flourish again
• ‘Chai’s bereavemen­t group has been a lifeline’
• Be part of our extended family
• Green Sunday: not just a forest, a heartfelt response
• Enjoy later life at Jewish Care’s Sunridge Court care home
• Rise in post-trauma in wartime: Rambam stands ready to help
• Your generosity and love help Israel regain strength
• With Malki’s help accessing therapy can be child’s play

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