Danielle Goldstein

August 2, 2021

Features

The Workers’ Olympiad

Danielle Goldstein

August 2, 2021

Features

In the summer of 1924 in Paris, as a stadium of 60,000 people looked on, British Jewish track-and-field star Harold Abrahams won the Olympic gold medal in the 100-metre race. Running under the flag of Great Britain, Abrahams beat competitors from 44 nations, becoming the…

Danielle Goldstein

May 20, 2021

Features, Music

Getting the goat: Dylan at 80

Danielle Goldstein

May 20, 2021

Features, Music

God knows why, but Bob Dylan has agreed to speak to me on the subject of the Nobel Prize. Call it an exclusive. We arrange to meet in Clissold Park, where I often walk with my dog, Lobos. Among the park’s many attractions are two goats; one named Bob, the other Dylan. It is they who…

Danielle Goldstein

April 28, 2021

Features

Looking to the future with Prague’s Jewish community

Danielle Goldstein

April 28, 2021

Features

Looking to the future with Prague’s Jewish community

Ec chajim is a new Progressive community, mostly made up of families with children, although our oldest regular is 95. I think it’s very important to create connections between generations. I myself want to listen to stories and…

Danielle Goldstein

April 7, 2021

Features

Holocaust Learning in the Age of Covid

Danielle Goldstein

April 7, 2021

Features

As a child growing up, I was aware from an early age of the impact of the Holocaust on our post-war Jewish family. My mother would talk of her Belgian cousins, captured by the Vichy government after fleeing to France, and of the fate…

Danielle Goldstein

March 30, 2021

Features

Listen up!

Danielle Goldstein

March 30, 2021

Features

If the past year has taught us anything, it is to savour every kind of entertainment we can enjoy from home, be it via the TV, radio or internet. Radio holds a special place in my heart, a love affair which began in earnest when, aged just eight, I won a brand new Bush radio in a raffle (with…

Danielle Goldstein

December 1, 2020

Features

Chanukah round-up 2020

Danielle Goldstein

December 1, 2020

Features

Keep busy throughout the Festival of Lights with these great online Chanukah events…

Danielle Goldstein

July 7, 2020

Features, Opinion

Beyond 'white other'

Danielle Goldstein

July 7, 2020

Features, Opinion

“What’s a census?” my little brother asked. “Well it’s a survey…” I began. “Is it geography related?” he interrupted, his eyes narrowing. “Because lockdown is boring enough.” I’m a geography student at Edinburgh University, so I get very excited over census, but 2021 could cause…

Danielle Goldstein

June 30, 2020

Features, Opinion

Cecil Rhodes, avu bist du?

Danielle Goldstein

June 30, 2020

Features, Opinion

There’s an apocryphal story of Yosef Kahaneman, rabbi of the Ponevezh Yeshiva in the 20th century, travelling through Rome in a cab. From the back seat, he calls to his driver to stop at the Arch of Titus. He gets out and, as he approaches the monument, starts shouting at its depiction of…

Danielle Goldstein

June 3, 2020

Features

Pieces of personal history

Danielle Goldstein

June 3, 2020

Features

Family and life stories are so much more than simply a collection of dates. Births, marriages and deaths are of course the punctuation to our lives, but it’s the stories in between those events that make up the real lives; that create who we are. As the director of Words by Design, my job…

Danielle Goldstein

May 5, 2020

Features, Opinion

A nice Jewish girl wouldn’t do that

Danielle Goldstein

May 5, 2020

Features, Opinion

As a 21-year-old British Jewish girl, I am blessed to live in a society where I have the freedom to choose how I practice and embrace my faith. I am reform and modern in my lifestyle. Recently, a photo I posted of myself on my private Instagram page was put on a WhatsApp group chat and…