Filmmaker Tash Lever documents the Israeli anti-war movement and everything in between.
Join us for a story, darlinks.
JW3's second pantomime is a celebration of the quintessentially Jewish and the quintessentially British.
The reluctant beat poet's diasporic writing could guide us through our winding lineage and inspire Anglo-Jewish futures.
“if you’re so smart / then why aren’t you happy?”
A case against the publishing industry's apolitical facade.
The history and purpose behind Vashti’s new logo
Nick Cassenbaum's new show offers razor-sharp social commentary, along with plenty of comic relief.
If it’s diverse perspectives the Board of Deputies wants, they’ll have to accept anti-Zionist art.
‘I want the kids I meet to say “Oh! Maybe I don’t have to live like a patriotic militant freak!”’
An exhibition reminds us that with every Palestinian life lost, there were mothers who cooked, students who learned and children who swam.
Artist, poet and writer Joshua Leon speaks to Vashti about his first solo exhibition on the construction of British Jewish identity.
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