With an ever shrinking population and live educational events now on hold, Antony Lishak has grabbed the wheel to capture testimonies before it's too late

British politician says children are being raised 'to recognize the faith' of their grandfather's family; wants to 'make up for lost ground' between party, Jewish community

'Portraits for Posterity: Photographs of Holocaust Survivors in Great Britain' started as a single photo op before growing into an exhibit and then book

Hebrew manuscript exhibit includes earliest dated copy of the 'Guide for the Perplexed' and spans science, law, music, and magic. Viewable online now, and in person from December 3

In wake of a damning report on the British Labour party's 'anti-Semitism' problems, term is nearly absent from organizations' reactions -- but 'anti-Jewish racism' abounds

Party's ex-leader was tentatively ousted for refusing to accept damning watchdog report, saying problem 'dramatically overstated' -- but panel decides to reverse that step

The prolific Jewish thinker, writer, teacher and spiritual leader had announced a cancer diagnosis last month

Jewish News: Pressure mounts on government as 50,000-strong Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations joins chorus of religious voices calling for places of worship to remain open

UK-based Tales of Jewish Sudan website founder Daisy Abboudi talks about tiny community's rich but short history, in which all her grandparents played a part

Senior party sources warn volatile situation could even lead to split; shadow cabinet rallies around new chief Starmer; unions bemoan alleged injustice