Factsheet: Purim
By Lianne Kolirin What is Purim? After the destruction of the First Temple in 586 BCE, the Jews were exiled to Persia, which was then
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By Lianne Kolirin What is Purim? After the destruction of the First Temple in 586 BCE, the Jews were exiled to Persia, which was then
A motion to allow the High Court to rule on genocide was defeated in the Commons again, this time by 15 votes. The proposals, which
By Lianne Kolirin A Muslim and a Jewish doctor have joined forces to launch London’s first mobile vaccination unit. Dr Yasmin Razak, clinical director of
By Lianne Kolirin Protests have broken out in Poland after the country’s government enforced a constitutional decision that makes way for an almost total ban
Holocaust Memorial Day on 27 January will remember Jews and all victims of genocide, including the persecuted Uyghur Muslims.
Rabbi Alex Goldberg has won an equality, diversity and inclusion award from Surrey university for his work in the chaplaincy, which includes seven world faiths, alongside other beliefs and spiritual practices.
Pope Francis has announced that women will play more of a role in mass, a move which seems like a small step, but symbolically it is very significant.
A heated debate has broken out over the education secretary’s attempt to force universities to adopt the IHRA definition of antisemitism.
The Royal Commission of Inquiry into the New Zealand Christchurch mosque attack reveals Muslims’ experience of racism, discrimination and being suspected of terrorism
In the last 70 years the NHS has learned to adapt to the religious practices and traditions of its diverse staff, a story charted in the Migration Museum.
