Alan Katz – a resident of Jewish Care’s Vi & John Ruben’s House – was invited to Buckingham Palace to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the Armistice of the Korean War. The 92-year-old attended the event
Eight children from Clore Tikva School got through to the semi-finals of the BBC’s 500 Words competition – with Yasmin Block (pictured) then making the final at Buckingham Palace and a place in the top 25.
Loughton Synagogue transformed into a jazz club for the night when it hosted Jeremy Sassoon and his Musicians of Jewish Origin concert. The concert had been organised and sponsored by Deborah Shulton, in memory of her
Two well-attended fundraising events have been held at Southend and District Reform Synagogue in aid of Israeli charities. The first was an afternoon tea and talk, which raised £672 for Magen David Adom – Israel’s National
Oaks Lane Reform Synagogue unveiled a portrait of Rabbi Dr Jackie Tabick – Britain’s first ever woman rabbi – at a special Shabbat service to celebrate almost 50 years since her ordination. Rabbi Jackie grew up
Among those celebrating the recent rescue of two Israeli hostages in Gaza were members of Southend and District Reform Synagogue (SDRS), as Louis Har – who they ‘adopted’ as part of a Board of Deputies scheme
Almost four in 10 Jews responding to a survey have reported experiencing antisemitism at work or when doing business since the 7 October terrorist attacks. Work Avenue, the Jewish community’s leading employment and business support organisation,
A Leyton Orient Jewish Supporters Group has been launched with strong backing from the club. The group is named MeshuganOs. It has been formed by longstanding Leyton Orient fans and season ticket holders Jonathan Glass and Eddie
In November, the UK’s Jewish community’s leading mental health charity, Jami and Jewish Care, the largest health and social care charity serving the Jewish community, issued a statement to announce their merger. The two organisations first
One of Britain’s oldest Progressive synagogues has changed its name to reflect its commitment “to growing a vibrant place of learning and Jewish action.” On Erev Rosh Hashanah, South West Essex & Settlement Reform Synagogue (SWESRS)
Alan Katz – a resident of Jewish Care’s Vi & John Ruben’s House – was invited to Buckingham Palace to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the Armistice of the Korean War. The 92-year-old attended the event
Eight children from Clore Tikva School got through to the semi-finals of the BBC’s 500 Words competition – with Yasmin Block (pictured) then making the final at Buckingham Palace and a place in the top 25.
Loughton Synagogue transformed into a jazz club for the night when it hosted Jeremy Sassoon and his Musicians of Jewish Origin concert. The concert had been organised and sponsored by Deborah Shulton, in memory of her
Two well-attended fundraising events have been held at Southend and District Reform Synagogue in aid of Israeli charities. The first was an afternoon tea and talk, which raised £672 for Magen David Adom – Israel’s National
Oaks Lane Reform Synagogue unveiled a portrait of Rabbi Dr Jackie Tabick – Britain’s first ever woman rabbi – at a special Shabbat service to celebrate almost 50 years since her ordination. Rabbi Jackie grew up
Among those celebrating the recent rescue of two Israeli hostages in Gaza were members of Southend and District Reform Synagogue (SDRS), as Louis Har – who they ‘adopted’ as part of a Board of Deputies scheme
Almost four in 10 Jews responding to a survey have reported experiencing antisemitism at work or when doing business since the 7 October terrorist attacks. Work Avenue, the Jewish community’s leading employment and business support organisation,
A Leyton Orient Jewish Supporters Group has been launched with strong backing from the club. The group is named MeshuganOs. It has been formed by longstanding Leyton Orient fans and season ticket holders Jonathan Glass and Eddie
In November, the UK’s Jewish community’s leading mental health charity, Jami and Jewish Care, the largest health and social care charity serving the Jewish community, issued a statement to announce their merger. The two organisations first
One of Britain’s oldest Progressive synagogues has changed its name to reflect its commitment “to growing a vibrant place of learning and Jewish action.” On Erev Rosh Hashanah, South West Essex & Settlement Reform Synagogue (SWESRS)
