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Welcome to the latest hour-long action-packed episode of The Jewish Views, from The Jewish News!
In the paper review this week, Editor of The Jewish News, Richard Ferrer is joined by Foreign Editor Stephen Oryszczuk. They discuss our BREXIT debate on the front page of the paper, the post-Holocaust burecreacy which was uncovered this week. They also speak about the shooting of an injured Palestinian attacker in Hebron.
READ THE DEBATE HERE:
- Theresa Villiers MP: Brexit debate: EU attempts to ban shechita have so far been resisted
- Rob Halfon MP: Brexit debate: The UK sets Europe an example with its trade with Israel
Guests this week include the CEO of The Association of Jewish Refugees Michael Newman, who tells us about the post war bid for compensation made by holocaust survivors.
Chef & author Alan Rosenthal talks about his new Kosher tapas class at JW3, whilst Gina Ross from Jewish Legacy talks about the importance of legacies.
On the Schmooze Clive, Adam, Phil and Journalist & Author Emma Klein talk about #interfaith.
Our Rabbinic Thought For The Week comes from Rabbi Aaron Goldstein from Northwood & Pinner Liberal Synagogue
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