Judaism
Patricia Highsmith: the ‘Jew-hater’ who took Jewish women as lovers
A biography of the author by Richard Bradford explores the paradox at the heart of her life
Richard Brooks
17, Jan, 2021 @10:00 AM
Half of British Jews will not display public sign of Judaism
Figure is highest since 2016, but end of Corbyn’s Labour leadership given as reason for renewed optimism
Harriet Sherwood
17, Jan, 2021 @8:15 AM
Khan urges Johnson to close places of worship as Covid cases surge
London mayor writes to prime minister as some churches, mosques and synagogues close their doors
Harriet Sherwood
08, Jan, 2021 @4:36 PM
The director who dared to suggest Jewish men don't need rescuing by blond women
The late film-maker Joan Micklin Silver exploded the cliches of modern romances. If only others would do the same, writes Hadley Freeman
Hadley Freeman
08, Jan, 2021 @8:00 AM
John Friend obituary
Other Lives: Botany professor and biochemist who also promoted better understanding of Judaism
David Ingram
07, Jan, 2021 @10:25 AM
Christianity's long history in fighting for social justice | Letters
Letters: Belief-based groups have a strong record in campaigning for reform, writes Zaki Cooper, while Rev Matthew Smith points to the part all denominations of Christianity have played in supporting the fabric of society
Letters
03, Jan, 2021 @4:41 PM
Joan Micklin Silver, Crossing Delancey director, dies aged 85
One of the few women film-makers working in Hollywood in the 1970 and 80s was best known for her Jewish-themed films set in New York’s Lower East Side
Andrew Pulver
02, Jan, 2021 @10:06 AM
The Guardian view on liberal Christians: is this their moment? | Editorial
Editorial: The election of practising Catholic Joe Biden is just one reason for religious progressives to be hopeful
Editorial
01, Jan, 2021 @4:22 PM
As chief rabbi, I can no longer remain silent about the plight of the Uighurs | Ephraim Mirvis
An unfathomable mass atrocity is being perpetrated in China. The responsibility for doing something lies with all of us
Ephraim Mirvis
15, Dec, 2020 @11:00 AM
Jonathan Sacks remembered by Rowan Williams
The former archbishop of Canterbury recalls the former chief rabbi, a friend and inspiration who was an eloquent defender of classical liberal values
Rowan Williams
13, Dec, 2020 @2:30 PM
Non-Christian faiths welcome Christmas easing of Covid rules
Religious leaders pleased that Christians will not experience ‘same disappointment’ they did
Harriet Sherwood
25, Nov, 2020 @6:00 AM
Antisemitism, Corbyn and the Labour whip | Letters
Letters: Prof Peter Womack is dismayed by the terms of the current discussion, Tim Bailey says Corbyn needs to give a clearcut apology, while Matthew Robb argues that if Starmer disagrees with the disciplinary panel he needs to appeal against its decision, not unilaterally impose extra punishments
Letters
20, Nov, 2020 @6:31 PM
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