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Each quarter our beautifully written pages are filled with articles that will stimulate, surprise and give you new insights.

In each issue you will find:

• Jewish history and heritage across the world – a connection to your Jewish roots, wherever they are, told through personal stories.
• Lively debate on current issues
• Reviews and interviews keeping you abreast of the best in books, music, art, film, theatre
• Sephardi Renaissance – the past and present of Sephardi and Mizrahi communities in their homelands and their adopted homes.
• Upcoming JR tours, known for their wonderful guides and congenial company

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Latest issue

Join us in tropical Mexico for JR’s October issue, where you’ll find Jewish revolutionaries; Ladino novelists, stunning Syrian synagogues – and street stalls selling kosher enchiladas. We’ll also be uncovering the documentary gems on offer at this year’s UK Jewish Film Festival; hear about the role of drugs in the lives of major Jewish thinkers; and ask whether Jewish artefacts and archives belong to their country of origin or to the community that created them – who may now live elsewhere? Plus our three-month listings guide to all the best cultural events across the UK, Europe and Israel.