A society without faith is like one without art, beauty or grace, and no society without faith can endure for long

The earliest disciples of Jesus were observant Jews, but the story of these Jewish Christians and their distinctive doctrines has been obscured by the Gentile church that supplanted them

‘Europeans routinely repeat “Never Again!” but their commitment is not to prevent another Holocaust—it is rather to prevent war at all costs’

Book review of The People of the Book: Philosemitism in England from Cromwell to Churchill by Gertrude Himmelfarb

The Chief Rabbi, Baron Sacks of Aldgate, will give the first lecture in a series on The Limits of Secularism

The debate over whether Oxford university's Hanseatic scholarships were paid for by Nazi profiteering continues. Two eminent academics put forward their cases

Review of The Great Partnership: God, Science and the Search for Meaning by Jonathan Sacks

In the first of an occasional series, we examine how and why hostility to Jews has re-emerged in France. The research for this article has been generously supported by the Hertog/Simon Fund for Policy Analysis

Daniel Johnson compares two sisters, one a vociferous campaigner against Israel, the other a towering figure in Judaeo-Christian thought

Daniel Johnson compares two sisters, one a vociferous campaigner against Israel, the other a towering figure in Judaeo-Christian thought