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PRIME MINISTER Theresa
Mays arrival at Downing
Street has been welcomed
by Jewish leaders and politicians, as David Cameron was
told he would always be
welcome in our community.
The long-time home secretary entered Number 10 after
her predecessor was ap-
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ROYALL PLANNING TO
MAKE REPORT PUBLIC
BARONESS ROYALL is determined to make her entire
report into student anti-Semitism
at Oxford University Labour
Club (OULC) publicly available,
despite her party censoring its
publication.
The peer was tasked with
investigating allegations at
OULC after its vice-chairman
Alex Chalmers resigned in disgust in February, claiming members have some kind of
problem with Jews.
She presented the findings of
her three-month investigation to
the National Executive Committee in May.
However, controversy erupted
over the partys failure to publish
the report in full, amid claims this
gave the impression it was in
denial and had squandered a
golden opportunity.
It was hoped her findings
would comprise part of Shami
Chakrabartis broader report into
anti-Semitism in the Labour Party,
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which may last longer if there are infections, but she is well aware of the publics
support.
I wrote about it on Facebook on Sunday
night, turned my computer off and went
to sleep, her son said. By the time I woke
up on Monday
morning, there
were hundreds of
messages of support. Mum has
been unbelievably buoyed by
that.
Donors must be
aged 16 or over,
and while Jonni
said he knows that
vast numbers registered in the past
three years, says
that some who
could not register
then now can, such
as those who have recently turned 16, or
those who were pregnant.
Asked how his mother was coping with
the latest setback, Jonni said: She was
shocked too, of course, and worried,
because shes fully aware of the situation
and knows how painful the side effects can
be, but shes resilient and determined.
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IN FOCUS: THERESA MAY BECOMES PRIME MINISTER
consistently worked to support and understand the issues that affect British
Jews, and we look forward
to building on those foundations to create a strong and
enduring relationship.
Having served as the chair
of the former prime ministers
Holocaust Commission, which
will create a new memorial
and education centre in the
heart of Westminster, Davis
added: [David Cameron] is a
true friend of the Jewish people and the state of Israel; we
wish him and his family well.
Board of Deputies chief executive Gillian Merron said the
new prime minister had been
a great friend of the community and, during her time as home secretary, the Board
of Deputies has had a very positive and
close relationship with her. We look forward to that relationship continuing and
wish her every success.
Messages of congratulations also
came from world leaders including Benjamin Netanyahu. May, who made her
first visit to the country in 2014, hailed
the countrys tech prowess during an
address to Bnei Akivas Yom Haatzmaut
celebration at Kinloss. And in the wake
of the Gaza conflict pledged: No democratic government could, in the face of
such danger, do anything but maintain
a strong defence and security capability
and be prepared to deploy it if neces-
Main: Theresa May outside 10 Downing St. Left: with a Sir Nicky Winton stamp.
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THERE IS an acute shortage of Jewish
school places in north-west London which is
likely to continue for five years, a major
report has found.
Research examining demand and supply of
Year 7 Jewish secondary state school places
showed that while there was significant overprovision in Redbridge, there was a gap of
about three class intakes in the north-west.
Findings for north-west London show there
is a under-provision in Jewish state schools,
which we estimate to be in the region of 90
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commissioned by Partnerships for Jewish
Schools (PaJeS), a division of the Jewish Leadership Council. We expect this level of underprovision to continue for [around] five years.
To compound the gloomy assessment,
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Jewish secondary school provision, it said.
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AN ENTHUSIASTIC group of
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Having taken part in Lights,
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training in oral history skills and
working with professional filmmakers lead to the volunteers
making short films about British
Jewrys involvement in film and
cinema heritage in the UK.
Capturing the film memories
of various interviewees marked
the end of the assignment, but
the beginning of potential careers for those who may want to
enter the industry, such as JFS
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build confidence.
He warned that worsening
conditions for Palestinians
threatened to undermine
prospects for peace. The plight
of the Palestinian people becomes more arduous every day.
And the dream of peace and
security moves further out of the
Israeli peoples reach as long as
the conflict continues.
Netanyahu called on the
Palestinians to follow the
courageous example of Egypt
and Jordan [the only Middle
Eastern countries to make
peace with Israel] and join us for
direct negotiations.
Al-Sisi recently made a
high-profile speech calling for
a resumption of peace efforts
between Israel and the
Palestinians.
Now, in a poignant Facebook post, the grieving parents have called for all those
who abhor violence to march
this year. After Shiras murder,
there were many voices saying
that even though they dont
agree with the LGBTQ way of
life, they still cannot accept violence. To all these voices and
everyone who feels and thinks
that way, we except to see you
march this year.
Poland
Israel
A CONSTRUCTION WORKER
excavating a site in the former
Jewish ghetto of Minsk Mazowiecki in Poland has dug up
a glass decanter filled with valuables including Kiddush cups,
silver cutlery, a gold pocket
watch and gold coins. Museum
officials said the artefacts appear
to have been buried in a hurry.
United States
Spain
PROGRESSIVE JEWS in America have called on their counterparts who vote Republican
to withdraw their support for
Republican hopeful Donald
Trump. The Republican Jewish
Coalition endorsed Trump in
May. Critics say Trump should
distance himself from white
supremacists who support him.
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A FRAGILE SILENCE
As tanks stand guard in a field of wildflowers, Stephen
Oryszczuk reports on the chaos on Israels doorstep
rom the Dado Lookout in Israels uppermost north, Hezbollahs proud new flag flutters its
two fingers towards the Israeli village
of Metula. But for the occasional
crack of guns or deep rumble of
tanks, the scene is placid and warm.
The Lookout tops a ravine, carved by
a stream heading east to Jordan. Two
teenage love-birds sit cuddling, admiring the view.
Below, crops race up to international borders. Ahead, Lebanese
trucks trundle up steep roads. Behind, Israeli surveillance antennae
buzz and twitch from hilltops. In
front, Shiite villages stare at Sunni
and Christian neighbours nestled uncomfortably close.
This is a land of valleys, dips and
vantage points, where sworn enemies live metres away. To the right, in
the distance, the bare mountain
spine of the Golan Heights darkens
with Israels Shebaa farms, sitting
stoic and stubborn. Over the hill,
Druze villagers cling to hills held by
their forefathers, ever-weary of the
black-flag jihadists eyeing it for
themselves. Jew, Christian, Sunni,
Shiite, Druze, all in the same spit of
land. To those who live here, it is
home. To others, it is the devils playground. He just hasnt played around
here much of late.
Weve had 10 years of silence,
says Maj. Sarit Zehavi, a recently retired IDF intelligence officer with a
special interest in this region.
Its amazing. Well happily live
with that. But you can tell it is a fragile silence.
Hezbollah hides its weapons in the
homes of those you see below you,
she says. From her briefing, facilitated by BICOM, its clear that Israel
has a healthy respect for its old
enemy. They know where to place
the rockets. They know the ground.
Might they have built tunnels?
Unlikely, she says. The topography
does the job for them. Two Israelis
were kidnapped in a dip just below
us, in part because we just couldnt
see them. To Zehavi and her intelligence colleagues, Hezbollah is the
professor, Hamas is the student.
If this is a quest to learn the art of
war, then to the east, along the Syrian border, al-Qaeda affiliates are the
newest intake. Zehavi takes us to a
bunker at Tel A-Saki, yards from the
1974 Ceasefire Lines, to see it for
ourselves. Beneath our feet, a volcanic soil, rich in minerals, accounts
for a series of hills formed by the
African-Syrian Rift Valley.
Behind us, white 4x4 UN trucks
pass by, armed with goodwill and
symbolism. Doves among hawks,
they seem ripe only for kidnappings
and ransom, so it is no surprise to
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just that, and there is a shared responsibility to foster a reality that promotes
equality and respect. These core values
are central to the idea of the EU.
I hope that leaving the EU will not
undermine the core principles that my
organisation, Ren Cassin, stands for
those of building a culture that
promotes human rights and I urge our
government to ensure the UK continues
to be part of the convention and
upholds domestic human-rights law
through the UKs Human Rights Act.
In these turbulent and uncertain times,
we all need to hold firm to the core
values that bind us together as a society.
Human-rights laws developed in
response to tyranny and genocide. They
are what define us as a civilised and
tolerant society.
They protect vulnerable minorities,
but ultimately benefit us all. Lets not
allow them to become the victims of
political agendas.
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MY LONGEST DAY AT
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Reading Gerry Raphaels letter of his
fond memories of the services at Gants
Hill Odeon [Jewish News, 30 June]
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As I walked into the cinema during one
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Zaki Cooper
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Christians and Jews
When they came to Wembley, Jewish neighbours were among the most welcoming not
to be taken lightly during the often difficult
1970s and 1980s.
I share the frustration of the Jewish community at how long it is taking Labour to grapple
with the problem of anti-Semitism in our ranks.
It makes me very sad to think that I could
have been a part of making matters worse.
You can be sure that I will be much more careful about what I share in future.
For me the Chakrabarti report has not gone
far enough. I would have liked it spelled out that
not only should Zionist not be used as a term of
abuse, but that Zionism is an entirely legitimate
belief.
As it happens, British Zionist groups such as
Yachad are doing far more for peace than the
official boycott movement ever has.
I can pledge that, for Brent Labour, it will only
be the start of our thinking on the issue of antiSemitism, not the end.
We can, we must and we will go further to
make sure that Jews feel valued and safe in
our party and in our borough, working with
our local synagogues, the Board of Deputies,
the Community Security Trust, and the local
police. I personally look forward to travelling
to Israel in the near future to see the facts for
myself.
Whatever our disagreements about the
Middle East, making outlandish claims such as
Israel being in any way comparable to ISIS do
not help the cause of peace. They only cause
hurt and unhelpful divisions.
We can, we must, do better.
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residency in Ibiza.
TS5 ended up being
the silver lining to
everything. It turned
into something I loved
so much and gave me
the opportunity to
do a performance that
was very different.
Taking time out also
gave David a chance to
simplify his life. It
made me realise what
really matters being
Top: Singer and acclaimed DJ Craig David works the crowd a recent gig
close to your friends
Above: The grime star performing at this years Glastonbury Festival
and family.
He adds: When I just
again, explains the grime star. Its funny, becreate and make music,
cause it never felt like I was away. I was creating Im in my element. Its as much of a buzz for me
music and I was constantly recording, but it as it is to create a song and just realising that
gave me time to discover what it was that I was life is all about relationships, connecting peoloving first time around.
ple and bringing them together. Im very
Prior to moving to Miami, the Southampton- blessed that Im doing that.
born musician hinted that he felt pressured to
Having moved back to the UK just under a
turn around new tracks and albums, even when year ago, David tells me he is still close to his
he was not completely happy with the final Grenadian father, George, who formerly played
version.
bass in a reggae band called Ebony Rockers,
He tells me: With the first album, you had and mother, Tina. His parents separated when
all the time in the world to create. But when he was eight.
you have a time frame for your creativity, its
While he grew up with Christian values from
about hitting the right time slot. Music is an art his father, he says he equally feels a link to his
form, its something that takes time and needs mothers heritage and has a very strong conto grow.
nection with Jewish people.
While out in Miami, David had that chance
He explains: My manager, Colin Lester, is
to take his time just living life and began Jewish, as is Alex Fisher, who looks after me,
dabbling as a DJ. He hosted parties, known as and so too is my accountant and my lawyer. So
TS5, named after his Miami penthouse home, without even necessarily thinking about it,
Tower Suite 5. Five years on, he has toured there was this connection that started to hapclubs in France, Italy, Morocco, Moscow, South pen. Ive definitely seen its a beautiful commuKorea, Dubai and Beijing, and has a summer nity. I feel like they want to put people up on
After rocketing to
fame Craig David took
time out, but hes now
back with a bang. He
tells Francine Wolfisz
how he found his
groove again and
why he loves Friday
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orget for a moment about digital downloads, iPod nanos and streamed music.
In the days before sophisticated technology took over the way music is produced and
played, shellac and vinyl were king, and
gramophones, record players and jukeboxes
adorned our homes.
Now a new exhibition captures this sense of
vinyl revival and celebrates the Jewish inventors, musicians, composers, music producers
and songwriters who have contributed to the
music industry over the past 100 years.
Jukebox, Jewkbox! runs at the Jewish Museum London until 16 October and was originally developed by the Jewish Museum
Hohenems, Austria, in collaboration with the
Jewish Museum Munich.
Walking into the exhibition is like stumbling
across an Aladdins cave of all things vinyl the
walls are adorned with no fewer than 400 iconic
record sleeves, while an illuminated 12-metrelong listening booth with 10 programmed iPads
runs through the centre of the room.
There are also 90 songs by Jewish artists
you can play on the beautiful and functioning
1950s coin-operated Rock-Ola jukebox, as
well as the comfy Jewtube lounge furnished
with beanbags, iPads and headphones, from
which to enjoy a selection of Jewish-themed
Above: More than 400 record sleeves, along with music technology, such as this Dansette jukebox,
left, are on show at the Jukebox Jewkbox! exhibition, which charts the history of music industry
music videos.
Theres no question, you can spend a good
few hours here, enthuses curator
Joanne Rosenthal.
The exhibition begins with the Jewish stories
behind the technology developed to bring
music to the masses. An early Edison phonograph, the oldest piece on display dating from
the late 1800s, is practically a giant next to the
newest, an iPod nano.
The phonograph, of course, was just the forerunner to the gramophone, the brainchild of
Jewish inventor Emile Berliner in 1887, along
with the very first record.
Seven gramophones from different eras are
on display, as well as another Jewish success
story the Dansette an iconic record player
designed by Russian-Jewish immigrant Morris
Margolin, which doubled as a stylish piece of
furniture.
These were very beautiful, collectible,
cool retro pieces and were a real revolution
in their day, explains Rosenthal. They were
very popular, too, during the 1950s and
1960s and its estimated that over a million
were sold in the UK alone.
The Margolin family were in the cabinetmaking business, but wanted to diversify and
came upon this idea of designing a desirable
crossover piece of furniture and music player.
The exhibition also gives a nod to Alex
Steinweiss, art director at Columbia Records,
who was the first to put forward the idea
of designing record sleeves. The idea was
trialled on Smash Song Hits in 1940 and
sales rocketed.
The story is a lovely segue to the main
room, where the fruits of Steinweiss idea can
be seen amongst a vast collection of iconic
record sleeves.
These include a section on the earliest
records from well-known cantors, including
Yossele Rosenblatt, Manfred Lewandowski
and Naftali Hershtik, the latter serving as
cantor at Finchley Synagogue.
Visitors to the Jewish Museum in Hohenems, relax in the Jewtube lounge, which has come to London
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suite
The Swiss hotel is one of the oldest in Europe
and Herzl was there for the first Zionist Congress
in 1897. As he wrote: In Basel, I founded the
Jewish State. Indeed, it was here that Herzl first
put into fruition his plans for the creation of the
country, based on his well-known phrase If you
will it, it is not a dream.
During a later congress in 1901, he was famously photographed from this very room leaning over the balcony by the River Rhine, and,
as I later discovered, the picture was actually airbrushed to remove the spire
of the cathedral in the background,
because it was thought to be inappropriate.
Today, the suite is a luxury
space which is extremely comfortable yet has retained its
original features and decor
and is a good place from
which to explore the city.
Basel is a picturesque city
and the third largest in
Switzerland. It has the unusual
feature of being so near the
borders of both France and Germany that the suburbs actually
stretch into both those countries.
The Rhine is hugely important to its
history, and our guide explained that
nowadays it is clean enough to be used for
leisure, daily in the warmer months but especially
on the annual Basel Rhine Swim, where thousands
of people get into the water. Swimmers have to
be proficient however, as the current is strong.
This water power was something I experienced
by crossing the Rhine in a ferry that uses the re-
action of the current against a fixed tether to propel the boat. It seems a rather old-fashioned
form of transport, but is good fun and, as it costs
just over a pound, affordable too.
Basel has always been important commercially,
initially through a thriving paper industry and now
because it is the headquarters of many companies involved in pharmaceuticals. In contrast, it is
also famous for its countless museums the city
boasts the highest density of them in the world.
The most visited is the Fondation Beyeler, an
art gallery housed in a stylish building designed
by Italian architect Renzo Piano, who is perhaps
better known for the Pompidou Centre in
Paris and the London Shard.
A particular feature is that the
airy rooms look out on to landscaped gardens that match the
paintings on show. I was so
absorbed in one of Monets
water lily series that it took
me a moment to realise it
was situated next to a huge
window with a similar pond
outside. The whole atmosphere of the gallery exudes
elegance and relaxation
and it is easy to understand
its popularity.
In contrast, the biggest art
gallery is the Kunstmuseum and
there was an air of palpable excitement when I was there as a new
extension had just opened. It now
houses all the modern art and is linked to the old
building by an underground passage.
The entirely grey exterior and smooth grey interior made it unusual, and initially my thought
was the architecture was fighting too much to
gain attention.
In retrospect, I think that may have been just
Main picture: Basel enjoys a picturesque location on the river Rhine near the borders of France and Germany;
above left: painting of former visitor Theodor Herzl; right, inside the Othodox synagogue, inset, Lucy Daltroff
Lucys contacts...
Switzerland Tourism: www.myswitzerland.com
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Fondation Beyeler: www.fondationbeyeler.ch/en/Home
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The Labour family comprises many communities
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post-emancipation Britain underwent.
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