Being a parent is like running a hotel for rowdy rock stars. Here’s 50 things Richard Ferrer has learned in the past five years since he and his wife Jenny checked their […]
FEATURE: 50 things fatherhood has taught me
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FEATURE: Technion’s bright ideas prove anything is Mission: Possible
Haifa’s Technion Institute of Technology is Israel in a nutshell, bursting with energy and ambition. Richard Ferrer enrols for an afternoon Dah da da, dah da da, dah da, da-da, dah da […]
OPINION: DNA shows I’m the sum of my parts and past
Remember when EastEnder Danny Dyer couldn’t believe his mince pies when he found he was related to King Edward III on BBC1’s Who Do You Think You Are? Well, I’ve just had […]
OPINION: Instead of fighting Tories, Corbyn is obsessed with the moral failings of the Jewish state
It was supposed to be the moment Labour finally woke from its antisemitic slumber. Tuesday’s meeting of the party’s NEC was a chance to shove the Jew-hate gremlin kicking and screaming back […]
OPINION: Sacks breaks silence as Corbyn drowns in his river of filth
British Jews have been trapped in Labour’s anti-Semitism twilight zone for more than three years, but this week’s intervention by former Chief Rabbi Lord Sacks, comparing Jeremy Corbyn’s smear about British Zionists […]
OPINION: A first for the British press shows united front against Labour
Every Thursday, for almost a decade, I’ve cautiously checked social media for the latest Jewish Chronicle and Jewish Telegraph front pages. As editor of rival title Jewish News, seeing if the other […]
OPINION: Shoah director Claude Lanzmann was as uncompromising as his art
Steven Spielberg’s Schindler’s List is the most famous movie about the Holocaust, but it was documentary maker Claude Lanzmann, who died on Thursday aged 92, who most accurately shaped how we remember […]
