The Board of Deputies frames itself as the voice of Britain's whole Jewish community. Its archives tell a more complex tale.
Joseph Finlay reviews An unorthodox history: British Jews since 1945, Gavin Schaffer's new book that tells British Jewish stories from the position of the fringes rather than the mainstream
The twentieth century’s lessons unlearned.
This Passover, there can be no turning away from Gaza.
The Cockney Yiddish Podcast explores the evolution of the diasporic language and the symbiosis necessary to its survival thus far and to its revival, today.
An essay on genocide, collective memory, and talking to the dead.
The reluctant beat poet's diasporic writing could guide us through our winding lineage and inspire Anglo-Jewish futures.
"While British support for Zionism is often framed around claims about Jewish safety, the reality is that Britain supported the Zionist movement and issued the Balfour Declaration for its own imperialist aims."
The history and purpose behind Vashti’s new logo
An interview with Holocaust survivor Marione Ingram.
‘By my death I wish to make the strongest possible protest against the passivity with which the world is permitting the extermination of the Jewish people.’
Vashti reports on a Muslim mayor's fight to save the Jewish East End.
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