Learning Talmud is a cultural issue. Wait – hear me out. I promise you, there’s more to it than anachronistic laws, bearded men arguing about turgid minutiae and airless study rooms full of greasy, pubescent boys. Although, if…

Sunday 23 February 2020: the streets of Delhi are ablaze. Hindu nationalists storm the predominantly Muslim slums in the North-East. With 40 dead, and more than 200 injured, Muslim businesses and homes were left looted and destroyed. In a wave of instigated violence, aided by…

“I used to know quite a few Jews,” said my ex Darren not long after we started dating. “Used to?” I laughed. “Yeah. I think they’ve all met sticky ends now,” he answered. “You know my great-uncle Vinny?” “The one who worked for…

Last week the first ever JR Young Journalist Prize came to a close and we are delighted to announce the six writers who made our shortlist. Frank Allen, 20 Student at University of Exeter. Tasha Kleeman, 25 Postgraduate student…