What we need is a new party
From the blog of Derek Taylor at Jewish News
Source: timesofisrael.com
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Why was Britain's chief rabbi at St. Paul's Cathedral?
British Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis joined a select group of dignitaries and clergy based on a 1970s rabbinic ruling that permits entering a church at a monarch's request.
Source: jpost.com
Why was the UK chief rabbi in a cathedral, if Orthodox rabbis don't enter churches?
A London rabbinical court ruling from the 1970s says Jews can attend Christian ceremonies if requested by a monarch, opening door for attendance at queen's jubilee this week
Source: timesofisrael.com
Orthodox rabbis don't enter churches. So why did Britain's chief rabbi attend service at one? – The Forward
A special concession designed to strengthen Jews’ ties with royalty permitted Ephraim Mirvis to attend Queen Elizabeth II’s 70th anniversary bash.
Source: forward.com
Man of Action: The Life & Times of Rabbi Leo Jung
The life & times of Rabbi Dr. Leo Jung
Source: mishpacha.com
Breaking the Chains
Different legal strategies emerge to help Jewish women whose husbands won’t grant them a religious divorce
Source: tabletmag.com
Lost from History—and Found: A Taste of Licoricia
From the blog of Esther Erman at The Times of Israel
Source: timesofisrael.com
UAE's first fully equipped Jewish neighborhood to be established - Rabbi
The Jewish neighborhood in the UAE will include synagogue, homes, schools, community center, and hotels.

Saudi Arabia Ebrahim Dawood Nonoo Zayed Al Nahyan Elie Abadie Jewish Council Of The Emirates Gulf Cooperation Council
Source: jpost.com
Should we forgive slave owner Tobias Rustat?
From the blog of Derek Taylor at Jewish News
United Kingdom William Wilberforce Benita Alleyne Nathan Mayer Rothschild Tobias Rustats Tobias Rustat
Source: timesofisrael.com
Kahana attacked by senior Orthodox American rabbis
“We wrote the letter not as an attack but as a policy disagreement and a concern about the law as written," said OU vice president Rabbi Moshe Hauer.
Source: jpost.com