Jewish chaplains dealing with ‘relentless barrage of antisemitism’ on UK campuses
The government is giving £500k to Jewish university chaplains to support students facing growing antisemitism
The government is giving £500k to Jewish university chaplains to support students facing growing antisemitism
Will the expected closure of the Inter Faith Network spell the end of interfaith work in Britain and how do those involved intend to address the continuing need?
“For most British Jews, Israel forms an important, even central part of their Jewishness, so the implications of the state of Israel failing, or being destroyed, would be utterly devastating”
Wide-ranging National Jewish Identity Survey paints a comprehensive picture of the identity and practice of Jewish life and how it has changed in the past decade
Religion in Israel displays a stronger Jewish identity, a deeper attachment to traditions and a keener sense of one nation since the cataclysmic events of 7 October
Bhaktivedanta Manor, near Watford, celebrated its 50th anniversary this year as the base of Britain’s Hare Krishna community
Norwich is second only to Brighton and Hove as the country’s least religious city, but its numerous faith groups are woven into public life and journalists want to hear their stories
The Mayor of Bristol, Marvin Rees, says journalists and newsrooms must do more to reflect the nature and concerns of diverse communities.
British Jews speak out against Israeli government’s limitation on Supreme Court powers: “if the Jewish home is under threat, Jewish people everywhere must speak out”
Daisy Scalchi, head of religion and ethics for BBC television, told the Religion Media Festival of programmes that explore life’s biggest questions
