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Jodi Picoult - The book that changed me
Best-selling author Jodi Picoult tells Keren David about the lessons that she learned writing about racism
Angouleme: The comic capital
The French city is not simply a hot spot for comic collectors. With its rich history of visual arts there's far more than first meets the eye.
Coronation Street's Auntie Pam: The Jewish mum who loves playing baddies
"My agent knows to not book things in for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur."
Why do successful women feel insecure?
Let me share something with you: I'm not sure why the JC asked me to write this article.
Covering up: Allison Josephs on modesty
"The only time we say a woman should put on more clothes is if she doesn't meet a certain Western beauty standard - too old, too fat."
Big flavours from Israel's White City
The White City, a Unesco World Heritage Site that calls itself habu'ah, or "the bubble", is home to almost 3,500 restaurants and cafes, with a food scene that is not just dynamic, vibrant and groundbreaking - but is now creating waves around the world.
A triumph of Dylanology
Jewish Messianism, in all of its guises, fascinates Dylan. His repeated reference to the Hebrew Bible in his songs places him in the great tradition of literature and makes him a great American outlaw.
FOOD
An alternative manifesto
Sephardi cuisine isn't the only Jewish food having a moment. Ashkenazi flavours get a makeover in a new book and are tasting good
Recipe: Herbed gefilte fish
Gefilte fish stands as a symbol of resourcefulness
ARTS
Teenage family trio get set for double premiere at concert
A trio of talented teenage Jewish musicians will be joined by world-renowned classical pianist Sam Haywood, jazz performer Cody Lee and magician Nathan Penlington at a charity concert on Sunday in aid of St John’s Hospice.
Reviews: King Lear
Two very different Lears descend from power
TRAVEL
Doctor going places as Royal Free travel clinic is opened
Ever since she first began practising travel medicine back in 1995, Dr Jane Zuckerman has been determined to make a difference to the lives of the people who sought her advice.
Take a bite out of foodie Philly
We spend 48 hours in Philadelphia, eating our way around the city of Brotherly Love
BUSINESS
The real reason Israel works? It's in the DNA
I recently spent some time in Israel.
How to get the credit that your family is due
This is an important warning for anyone who pays for childcare.
PROPERTY
Brits brush off the Brexit dust
Tiles may be rattling on the roofs of the City's most stable institutions as the EU referendum vote sinks in but London's estate agents and developers remain resolutely positive about the future of British bricks and mortar.
The beating heart of London healthcare since Queen Victoria
If you live in north west London, it is likely that you have paid a visit to The Royal Free Hospital, either to see a friend or relative, for treatment as an inpatient, or just to sit in A&E, waiting for some minor injury to be treated.