The Jewish Chronicle - 2024-05-17

• Green Parliament hopefuls’ October 7 posts revealed
• British Jewry is ‘at an inflection point’, says youngest-ever Board of Deputies president
• Eden’s paradise! Israel’s Eurovision queen gets a hero’s welcome
• Bigots tried to turn Eurovision into Borat’s Running of the Jew – and it all ended in tears
• Three men in court over ‘Isis-inspired’ plot to kill Jews in north-west England
• Activist who praised terrorist visits students’ Gaza camp
• Teacher reported to police for glorifying Hamas
• Whip restored to MP who made ‘Gaza genocide’ remark
• BA suspends steward who told traveller not to touch ‘Jewish-made’ Coca-Cola
• October 7 and the celebratio­ns that followed on UK streets stirred our deepest demons
• Adolescenc­e is an age of extremism and this blind campus rage proves it
• Whether on Israel or the anti-Israel bigots, Joe Biden has miscalcula­ted
• Biden’s weapons threat has made peace less, not more, likely
• Hamas’s secret police ‘operated like the Stasi’
• UN appears to halve Gaza casualty count for women and children
• Australian students ‘make Nazi signs’ at Gaza meeting
• Photograph­er accused of accompanyi­ng Hamas on Oct 7 wins a Pulitzer
• Jews at Columbia in plea to campus anti-Zionists
• Anti-Israel protesters in minority at US colleges
• We must all beware the ‘civilised’ barbarians
• What about hostages?
• Zionist-funded claims
• Revised UN death figures debunk the global lies
• Bible row; fugitive’s face; rude or not?
• 20,000 sign up for Jewish BRCA testing programme
• Jewish artist to be put back in the frame
• Granddaugh­ter of refugee puts his story to music
• Concert at Wigmore Hall to mark the 85th anniversar­y of Kindertran­sport arrivals
• Virtual-reality project exposes users to terror of the October 7 attacks
• Powerful – but it won’t sway deniers
• ‘Inspiring’ rabbinic couple leaving helm after 40 years
• King Charles becomes the royal patron of oldest UK Jewish charity
• How can we help children with ADHD flourish?
• Why language matters when it comes to mental illness
• It’s never too late to tackle addiction
• Social & Personal
• CROSSWORD 073
• SHABBAT SCRABBLE 064
• Paul Auster
• Comfort and calm: sensory aids for life with dementia
• Communal charity helps jobseekers in challengin­g market
• Winners in Wembley
• Going for gold: Team GB’s boy wonders
• A tasty victory for Salt Beef
• ‘A Jew from the Levant establishe­d the first coffee house in England’
• Eden took me up to Eurovision heaven
• A Far Eastern eye on Israel
• I am a single mother but I’m really determined not to be a schlump
• What to read next? Ask the Matzah Soup club
• A very packed day at Fawlty Towers with an audience primed to join in
• Flawed fluff monstrousl­y short of imaginatio­n
• This Shakespear­e tale brings real passion and flair to the stage
• 100 Artists #48
• THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK
• Speltotto ‘in brodo’ with asparagus, lemon and feta
• Crushed new potato and asparagus salad
• A tale of two cities
• Material worlds: four Jewish women artists who built careers in collage

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