Jenni Frazer
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Error 404 review: The barmitzvah boy with no god delusion - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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Richard Ferrer is the editor of the Jewish News and his debut novel begins with Chris Deckers (the surname is the first of several in-jokes for his paper’s readers) walking confidently up to the bimah to celebrate his barmitzvah. Instead, Deckers keeps on walking, out of the synagogue, and into his future. His father, Ferrer tells us, has already tried to soothe his restless son’s religious disquiet telling him after each unsatisfactory RE lesson to “play along, it’s harmless”. But Deckers’ conv
US should no longer give Israel ‘unconditional support’ says Rahm Emanuel in fiercely critical speech - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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Former White House chief of staff Rahm Emanuel has warned the US should no longer offer “unconditional support” to Israel, in a speech that was fiercely critical of Benjamin Netanyahu and his government. The veteran of the Barack Obama presidency was speaking at the Centre for the Study of America at Tel Aviv University on Wednesday, amid speculation that he may be vying for the Democratic nomination in the next American election. Emanuel, a former mayor of Chicago and most recently US ambassado
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No it’s a floating synagogue above a Venice lagoon - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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We are in Venice, in the Castello district of the city once known worldwide as La Serenissima. And suddenly, our eyes are drawn to a magical presence in the sky above the lagoon – it is a floating synagogue, made in the style of the shtetl synagogues of the 18th and 19th centuries, and still, somehow, carrying with it the rock of the earth from which it has been torn. This extraordinary object, an “aerostatic project”, is the creation of the London-based artist and architect Anna Kamyshan. On Ju
Obituary: Former Fed chair Alan Greenspan - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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Alan Greenspan, who has died aged 100, led a life tied in to the American success story. The son of Jewish immigrants, he first became a music student and a renowned jazz musician, before becoming an economist and eventually the 13th chairman of the US Federal Reserve, his name a byword for the steadiness of American economics. Greenspan, who turned 100 in March this year, was born in New York, the only child of a couple with Romanian and Hungarian Jewish backgrounds. His father, Herbert, or Her
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