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IDF rescue team in Turkey, February 2023. Credit: IDF

Israeli rescue teams save 10 from earthquake in Turkey, including 2-year-old

By Jotam Confino in Israel

IDF emergency team said a 23-year-old woman was “rescued and returned to her fiancé,” while Magen David Adom saved a child from the rubble.

Saul Cenudioglu, pictured here with his grandchildren, was found dead with his wife in the ruins of their home city of Antakya in Haray province. (Family photo courtesy of Ela Cenudioglu; Haray: Firat Ozdemir/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)

Turkish earthquake emergency: Missing Jewish couple feared dead

By Jotam Confino in Israel and David I Klein (JTA)

A spokesperson from the the community in Istanbul told Jewish News both Saul and Fortuna Cenudioglu from the city of Antakya are “still missing’.

Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood. In the background, the city centre of Jerusalem. (Wikipedia/ Author
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Minor earthquakes hit Israel as authorities assess readiness

By Jotam Confino in Israel

Residents of Jerusalem said they felt the shudders, but no injuries or damage was reported.

Emergency teams search for people in the rubble of a destroyed building in Adana, southern Turkey, Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2023. A powerful earthquake hit southeast Turkey and Syria early Monday, toppling hundreds of buildings and killing and injuring thousands of people. (AP Photo/Hussein Malla)

Turkish eyewitness describes ‘maze of horror’ caused by deadly earthquake

By Jotam Confino in Israel

Osman Sahin tells Jewish News what it felt like to drive through at least 40 collapsed buildings before finding shelter in his car with a three-year-old son on his lap.

Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby (left) with Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis at the Western Wall

Church may follow liberal Jews in making God gender neutral

By Jewish News Reporter

Proposed change to ‘They’ instead of ‘He’ would mirror amendments made by Liberal Judaism a generation ago

Shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves, left, and Sarah Sackman, Labour's Finchley and Golders Green parliamentary candidate with the JN's Lee Harpin in East Finchley.

Rachel Reeves: My anger at Labour MP’s ‘fascist Israel’ outburst

EXCLUSIVE: Labour’s shadow chancellor, on a visit to Finchley with local parliamentary election candidate Sarah Sackman, tells JN she was left ‘incredibly angry, frustrated and depressed’ by Kim Johnson’s PMQs performance

Lucy Frazer, new culture secretary.

Rishi Sunak’s ‘BBYO’ mini-reshuffle

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Board of Deputies and MPs group condemn GB News over ‘highly concerning’ broadcasts

In their statement, the Board of Deputies refers to the Neil Oliver Live show adding ‘some of those invited on to this show represent organisations that promote antisemitic conspiracy theories’

Supporters of Camp Simcha raised £2.85m during its 2023 appeal

Camp Simcha raise £2.8m in 36-hr fundraiser as Jewish community ‘steps up’

By Jewish News Reporter

Boss of the UK-based charity, which helps poorly children and their families, says those it supports ‘now need more from us’

Micrograph showing crinkled paper macrophages in the marrow space in a case of Gaucher disease. Credit: Wikipedia.

Rare genetic disease may protect Ashkenazi Jews against tuberculosis

By Michelle Rosenberg

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