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Henry VIII’s Jewish Musicians
And the tragedy of Jews in Western music.
Anglo-Jewry
Latest Mosaic Content for Anglo-Jewry
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The Dangers of Jewish-Muslim Dialogue in the UK
The Drumlanrig Accord.
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The Wonders of a Grand Anglo-Jewish Manor
A visit to the Rothschilds’ home in Waddesdon.
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A Small Victory Over Anti-Semitism in a British Village
The eruv of Hale.
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British Jews Return to Synagogue
And the effect has persisted a year after October 7.
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The UK Is Turning on Israel to Satisfy Its Most Extreme Voters
But its betrayals will never be enough.
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The Enduring Power of “Fiddler on the Roof”
Not too Jewish for England, or Japan.
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A New Eruv Reflects British Jewry’s Newfound Self-Confidence
Carry on Shabbat.
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The Rise and Fall of the Jews of Medieval England
From sharing family celebrations to massacre and expulsion.
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How the UK’s Labor Party Won Back the Jews
“In politics, some things will never be fully understood.”
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The British Roots of the U.S. Cantorate
Readers, Ministers, and Teachers.
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Whoever Wins, the UK’s Elections Don’t Appear Good for the Jews
Protecting anti-Semites and attacking Friday-night dinner.
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How an Attempt to Bring “The Merchant of Venice” into the 20th Century Goes Wrong
Making Shylock into an opportunity for a feel-good moment.
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Jews Still Go to Central London, but They Probably Don’t Feel Safe
The truth about the “no-go zones.”
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Britain Must Become Hotly Intolerant of Anti-Semitism
Defacing a statue of Amy Winehouse sends an ugly message to Jews: we want you to submit.
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The Jews Who March for the Destruction of Israel
At a protest, even the lowliest become kings for a day.
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Will Great Britain Protect Its Jews?
Celebrating murder in London.
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The Remarkable Life of George Weidenfeld
Holocaust survivor, devotee of free speech, and British nobleman.
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Silver Torah Finials, and the 18th-Century Artist Who Made Them
The only Jewish silversmith in England.
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How an Anglo-Jewish Community Rebounded after a Massacre, and Continues to Grow
The martyrs of York—and what came next.
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Anti-Israel Obsessions Have Made British Universities Increasingly Hostile to Jews
Will an official investigation make a difference?
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A New Exhibition Tells the Story of Jews and Cricket
You’ve heard of Sandy Koufax, but what about Nessa Reinberg?
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At the Jewish Museum, a Tribute to a Dynasty of Iraqi-Anglo-Indian Grandees
The Sassoons.
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The Jews Left Their Mark on English Cuisine—but Didn’t Invent Fish and Chips
Cold fried fish was and still is a beloved Sabbath dish.
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Small Talk in Aramaic at the British Coronation
A rabbi and an archbishop walk into Westminster Abbey . . .
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Why the UK’s Chief Rabbi Is Grateful to Be Going to Church This Saturday
A tale of two coronations.
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One of Britain’s Oldest Printed Jewish Books, and Its Author
“A noble passage of my countryman, Milton.”
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Why Hatred of Jews Isn’t Like All Other Hatreds
Everyday anti-Semitism.
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How Diaspora Jewish Leaders Should Respond to Israeli Political Controversy—and How They Shouldn’t
The UK’s Board of Deputies gives Netanyahu the cold shoulder.
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The Tower of London and the Jews
Taxation authority, prison, and refuge.