2022
• ‘She worked in a terrified state’: the extraordinary life of Charlotte Salomon, who died in Auschwitz The Guardian 15 Nov 2022
• Interview: Lior Ashkenazi The Jewish Chronicle 20 Oct 2022

• Broadway composer David Yazbek: ‘It’s about two disparate tribes connecting’

  FT Life & Arts 18 Aug 2022
• Meet Kitty, Anne Frank’s imaginary friend The Times 19 Jul 2022
• The Beauty Queen of Jerusalem: pride and passion in old Palestine The Times 14 May 2022
• The fighters and the filmmakers The Jewish Chronicle 5 May 2022
• My husband chose to die…and I helped him The Jewish Chronicle 7 Apr 2022
• Vampires, Vikings and dybbuks too The Jewish Chronicle 17 Feb 2022
• The sisters that survived Auschwitz The Jewish Chronicle 27 Jan 2022
• Me & You “John would pitch up in a crisis” The Jewish Chronicle 20 Jan 2022
2021
• How an Arab doctor saved a Jewish Girl in Hitler’s Berlin The Times 27 Nov 2021
• The women in the shadows: interview with Natalie Livingstone The Jewish Chronicle 12 Nov 2021
• Finished Fauna? Valley of Tears is your next Israeli TV fix The Times 2 Oct 2021
• The man who investigated the mystery of being human The Jewish Chronicle 24 Sep 2021
• Plan A: the story of the Holocaust avengers The Times 28 Aug 2021
• Lior Raz: I was in both fight and grief mode The Times 23 Jul 2021
• How Adam Andrusier’s autograph obsession has shaped his life The Times 17 Jul 2021
• Sharing the Seret of our success The Jewish Chronicle 17 Jun 2021
• Making a drama out of a shiva: interview with Emma Seligman The Jewish Chronicle 10 Jun 2021
• Israeli Wingate prizewinner’s novel brings female empowerment to the shtetl The Times of Israel 16 May 2021
• How my family’s Jewish café was named after a Nazi official The Times 4 May 2021
• Interview: Hella Pick ‘You strive for a whole life to be accepted’ The Jewish Chronicle 19 Mar 2021
• Shtisel on Netflix: the Israeli soap that became our new TV fix The Times 18 Mar 2021
• Golda Meir given posthumous encore in debut of newly rediscovered musical The Times of Israel 11 Feb 2021
• Interview Keren David: ‘Antisemitism doesn’t go away, it just mutates’ The Times 23 Jan 2021
2020
• Shaping a new environment – interview with Tamara Finkelstein The Jewish Chronicle 30 Dec 2020
• My upside-down Jerusalem romcom The Jewish Chronicle 5 Nov 2020
• A Call to Spy review – Churchill’s secret army of female operatives The Times 24 Oct 2020
• Tehran, the spy drama about an Israeli hacker with Iranian roots The Times 26 Sep 2020
• ‘Library of Exile’ exhibit opens at British Museum before resettlement in Iraq The Times of Israel 12 Sep 2020
• Beauty and cruelty in black and white The Jewish Chronicle 10 Sep 2020
• Review: Antkind by Charlie Kaufman The Jewish Chronicle 27 Aug 2020
• ‘You have to write from your soul’ The Jewish Chronicle 13 Aug 2020
• UK Rabbi Laura Janner-Klausner’s book on resilience could hardly be more timely The Times of Israel 4 Jul 2020
• Safran Foer matriarch joins author kids with her first book, on Holocaust roots The Times of Israel 20 May 2020
• My parents owned a secret porn shop The Jewish Chronicle 7 May 2020
• Peace activist author A.B. Yehoshua now pushes for a one state solution The Times of Israel 3 May 2020
• How I escaped my ultra-Orthodox life The Times 6 Apr 2020
• My father’s secret past The Jewish Chronicle 13 Mar 2020
• Michelle Obama’s speech writer finds her Jewish path The Jewish Chronicle 20 Feb 2020
• The president of the Philippines who saved 1200 Jews The Jewish Chronicle 31 Jan 2020
• Holocaust survivor who took his political art underground sees daylight in UK The Times of Israel 6 Jan 2020
2019
• Why we still love Fiddler on the Roof The Jewish Chronicle 12 Dec 2019
• British Independent Film Award marks new chapter in Israeli filmmaker’s career The Times of Israel 3 Dec 2019
• “I’m not an entertainer – I care about life” The Jewish Chronicle 11 Nov 2019
• A life saved then destroyed The Jewish Chronicle 7 Nov 2019
• Dramedy takes couple on ‘romantic’ getaway to rediscover buried roots in Poland The Times of Israel 6 Nov 2019
• Incitement: the film about the man who murdered the Israeli peace process The Guardian 11 Oct 2019
• Entering the mind of a killer The Jewish Chronicle 3 Oct 2019
• At 91, Dr Ruth’s still the goddess of good sex The Jewish Chronicle 5 Sep 2019
• UK Jewish organisation honoured for helping Syrian refugees find long-term jobs The Times of Israel 7 Aug 2019

• Kuchinate

  The Three Cultures of the Mediterranean Foundation 10 Jul 2019
• The Gospel according to Richard Zimler: demons, dreams and Yeshua The Jewish Chronicle 4 Jul 2019
• ‘Another way of looking’: the rise of ultra-Orthodox cinema The Guardian 25 Jun 2019
• Once one of New York’s top prodigies, this photographer died in near obscurity The Times of Israel 24 Jun 2019
• Exhibit exposes fleeting career of female photographer who captured NY’s margins The Times of Israel 20 Apr 2019
• Author interview: Nathan Englander The Jewish Chronicle 28 Mar 2019
• In his 8th book, Benjamin Markovits writes about what he knows: Jewish and complicated The Times of Israel 12 Mar 2019
• Year-long UK arts fest celebrates contributions of refugees from Nazi Europe The Times of Israel 2 Mar 2019
• Film review: On the Basis of Sex The Jewish Chronicle 21 Feb 2019
• Film review: The Front Runner The Jewish Chronicle 11 Jan 2019
• Play depicts new details of alleged Nazi self-sabotage in rescue of Danish Jews The Times of Israel 4 Jan 2019
• Film review: Life Itself The Jewish Chronicle 3 Jan 2019
• Film review: RBG The Jewish Chronicle 3 Jan 2019
2018
• Film review: Disobedience The Jewish Chronicle 29 Nov 2018
• ‘Red Cow’ portrays teenage lesbian love in the heart of Jewish East Jerusalem The Times of Israel 19 Nov 2018
• Unveiled: The human side behind the world’s most mysterious intelligence agency Times of Israel 15 Nov 2018
• Being a working woman – on and off screen The Jewish Chronicle 1 Nov 2018
• In Tel Aviv, Weaving a Better Future for African Refugees the Forward 19 Oct 2018
• Settlement life captured by a lefty The Jewish Chronicle 19 Oct 2018
• Film reviews: The Wife and Operation Finale 27 Sep 2018
• Film review: The Little Stranger The Jewish Chronicle 20 Sep 2018
• In ‘Tracking Edith,’ how an Austrian Jewish woman turned unpaid Communist spy The Times of Israel 12 Sep 2018
• Don’t miss Israeli thriller Mama’s Angel on C4 The Jewish Chronicle 10 Aug 2018
• All human life is on the screen at Jerusalem’s film festival The Jewish Chronicle 10 Aug 2018
• Film review: Damascus Cover The Jewish Chronicle 2 Aug 2018
• For forty years, Londoners sat on this unconventional artist’s ingenious tube seats The Times of Israel 25 Jul 2018
• Film review: Studio 54 The Jewish Chronicle 14 Jun 2018
• Film review: The Boy Downstairs The Jewish Chronicle 8 Jun 2018
• Learning to live with the loss of a child The Jewish Chronicle 17 May 2018
• Film review: Entebbe The Jewish Chronicle 10 May 2018
• Forest monster brings Jewish and Arab theaters together to tell a good tall tale The Times of Israel 5 May 2018
• Film review: I Feel Pretty The Jewish Chronicle 4 May 2018
• In new film, survivors recall placid WWII days in the safe harbor of Shanghai The Times of Israel 29 Apr 2018
• SERET: Israel’s film and TV festival in London The Jewish Chronicle 25 Apr 2018
• Film review: Love, Simon The Jewish Chronicle 5 Apr 2018
• Film review: Unsane The Jewish Chronicle 22 Mar 2018
• From Sholem Aleichem to ‘Broad City,’ scholar presents tradition of Jewish humor The Times of Israel 11 Mar 2018
• The balance: photographer Dorothy Bohm The Guardian 10 Mar 2018
• Film review: The Touch The Jewish Chronicle 22 Feb 2018
• Yiddish film and more at Polish filmfest in London The Jewish Chronicle 15 Feb 2018
• With a new show in London, 93-year-old ‘Fiddler’ lyricist is still hard at work The Times of Israel 9 Feb 2018
• Like a rock star, Amadeo Modigliani lived hard, died young, and is on display in London The Times of Israel 2 Feb 2018
• In Mozambique, a (very) small Jewish community thrives the Forward 1 Feb 2018
• Film review: The Post The Jewish Chronicle 18 Jan 2018
2017
• Film review: Molly’s Game The Jewish Chronicle 27 Dec 2017
• Exhibit lauds UK iconoclast artist who saw the light in Jerusalem The Times of Israel 18 Dec 2017
• Film review: The Unseen The Jewish Chronicle 15 Dec 2017
• Film review: Menashe The Jewish Chronicle 7 Dec 2017
• Film review: Beach Rats The Jewish Chronicle 27 Nov 2017
• Surburbicon film review The Jewish Chronicle 24 Nov 2017
• Novice filmmaker takes Etgar Keret short to international film festivals The Times of Israel 22 Nov 2017
• Review: Robert Pattinson’s new film Good Time The Jewish Chronicle 17 Nov 2017
• Reunited with her stolen children The Jewish Chronicle 10 Nov 2017
• Henry Goodman: “I wanted to be a very fine British actor” The Jewish Chronicle 2 Nov 2017
• Film review: The Death of Stalin The Jewish Chronicle 19 Oct 2017
• Samuel Maoz choreographs Israel’s cycle of trauma in “Foxtrot’ The Times of Israel 15 Oct 2017
• Film review: The Meyerowitz Stories (New and Selected) The Jewish Chronicle 11 Oct 2017
• Jonny Zucker: ‘He made you feel golden’ The Jewish Chronicle 28 Sep 2017
• Tales from the classroom The Jewish Chronicle 19 Sep 2017
• Humble pie The TLS 15 Sep 2017
• Film review: Let Me Go The Jewish Chronicle 15 Sep 2017
• Interview: Nicole Krauss The Jewish Chronicle 7 Sep 2017
• Everything but the heat: Tel Aviv hits London streets for four days only The Times of Israel 5 Sep 2017
• Review: The Limehouse Golem The Jewish Chronicle 31 Aug 2017
• Film review: City of Ghosts The Jewish Chronicle 21 Jul 2017
• Jewish glassblower shatters boundaries with collaborative approach The Times of Israel 4 Jul 2017
• Film Review: Alone in Berlin The Jewish Chronicle 29 Jun 2017
• Review: My Cousin Rachel The Jewish Chronicle 13 Jun 2017
• Review: Norman: The Moderate Rise and Tragic Fall of a New York Fixer The Jewish Chronicle 13 Jun 2017
• Sundance in London The Jewish Chronicle 23 May 2017
• Playing prime ministers The Jewish Chronicle 15 May 2017
• Filmmaker Maha Haj: a director’s dilemma The Jewish Chronicle 11 May 2017
• Review: The Zookeeper’s Wife The Jewish Chronicle 21 Apr 2017
• Review: Going in Style The Jewish Chronicle 7 Apr 2017
• Sculptor’s work on refugees takes on increased resonance in new London exhibit The Times of Israel 1 Apr 2017
• Review: Another Mother’s Son The Jewish Chronicle 23 Mar 2017
• Polish Film Festival has much to offer Jewish visitors The Jewish Chronicle 15 Mar 2017
• The WWII counterfeiter who forged ahead in the face of horror The Times of Israel 6 Mar 2017
• The art of the short The Jewish Chronicle 3 Mar 2017
• Tracing my family history in Lisbon and Maputo The Jewish Chronicle 2 Feb 2017
• Review: The New Man The Jewish Chronicle 2 Feb 2017
• Review: Jackie The Jewish Chronicle 19 Jan 2017
• Book review: Steven Spielberg: A Life in Films The Jewish Chronicle 6 Jan 2017

• Buyers’ souls

  The TLS 5 Jan 2017
2016
• These Were the Top 49 Moments of 2016! the Forward 28 Dec 2016
• Sure, Bob Dylan is a Great Artist – But Have You Looked at His Art? the Forward 6 Dec 2016
• ‘It could happen again,’ says hero of Holocaust escape film for kids The Times of Israel 29 Nov 2016
• Review: Indignation The Jewish Chronicle 17 Nov 2016
• The Innocents (also titled as Agnus Dei) The Jewish Chronicle 11 Nov 2016
• Film review: American Pastoral The Jewish Chronicle 11 Nov 2016
• A Jewish lad and his lamb head home The Jewish Chronicle 10 Nov 2016
• From Highlands shepherdess to Fife whiskey analyst, artist captures Scotland’s vibrant Jewish life The Times of Israel 26 Oct 2016
• Laughter in the face of grief The Jewish Chronicle 6 Oct 2016
• Amid Denial’s Hollywood fanfare, Deborah Lipstadt stays focused on spreading truth The Times of Israel 29 Sep 2016
• Review: Café Society The Jewish Chronicle 8 Sep 2016
• Review: Anthropoid The Jewish Chronicle 8 Sep 2016
• Israeli recipe for a love story The Jewish Chronicle 19 Aug 2016
• Israel’s darling of design dazzles London with four summer shows The Times of Israel 1 Aug 2016
• A disastrous political comeback The Jewish Chronicle 14 Jul 2016
• Defying Gravity with Marc and Bella Chagall the Forward 29 Jun 2016
• Israeli film fest in UK features liberal dose of social critique The Times of Israel 26 Jun 2016
• How Jews Made London the Fashion Capital of the World the Forward 17 Jun 2016
• The film festival with a focus on family The Jewish Chronicle 16 Jun 2016
• UK rabbi meets family murdered in the Holocaust through cache of WWII letters The Times of Israel 4 Jun 2016
• 92-year-old photography doyenne found her focus in fleeing the Nazis The Times of Israel 14 May 2016
• Novel explores how autism can teach a family to communicate The Times of Israel 13 May 2016
• Meet the Jewish Designers Who Clothed Cinderella and Indiana Jones the Forward 3 May 2016
• Trove of UK love letters sheds light on rescue of German Jewish Kinder The Times of Israel 14 Mar 2016
• In London attic, a Holocaust survivor’s story is rediscovered The Times of Israel 28 Feb 2016
• Portraying Master Portraitist Annie Leibovitz the Forward 22 Feb 2016
• The Secret Jewish History of Bosnia and Sarajevo Forward 30 Jan 2016
• This Holocaust survivor’s tale has music at its heart and soul The Times of Israel 20 Jan 2016
2015
• Holocaust memories stitched together, one panel at a time The Times of Israel 27 Dec 2015
• In post-war Bosnia, Jews celebrate 450 years of survival The Times of Israel 28 Nov 2015
• What’s in a name? For this Israeli director, a lot The Times of Israel 15 Nov 2015
• Artist becomes subject in new Tate exhibition The Times of Israel 30 Oct 2015
• Variation is the spice of life for young ‘pianist of the century’ The Times of Israel 21 Oct 2015
• After father’s death, sons find they are heirs to huge Nazi-looted art collection The Times of Israel 28 Aug 2015
• 100 Years of Art and Chaos at London’s Ben Uri Gallery the Forward 11 Aug 2015
• Filmmaker Takes Orthodox Masturbation Into His Own Hands the Forward 21 Jul 2015
• An Israeli secret agent in King Farouk’s court The Times of Israel 4 Jul 2015
• Could Israel’s ‘Fauda’ Be Television’s Next ‘Homeland’? the Forward 26 Jun 2015
• A New Arab Museum on the Periphery the Forward 23 May 2015
• Jewish sister suffragettes on display in new UK exhibition The Times of Israel 6 May 2015
• How a German Jewish Refugee Became a Master of Film Noir the Forward 5 May 2015
• Son of survivor chronicles his mother, ‘submerged’ in Nazi Berlin The Times of Israel 30 Mar 2015
• Can ‘2000 Year Old Man’ Live Without Mel Brooks? The Jewish Daily Forward, The Arty Semite 21 Mar 2015
• Vintage blushing brides on show in London’s Jewish Museum The Times of Israel 21 Mar 2015
• How Jews Made Marriage Glamorous The Jewish Daily Forward, The Arty Semite 19 Mar 2015
• Behind the Scenes With The New Yorker’s Fiction Maven The Jewish Daily Forward, The Arty Semite 9 Mar 2015
• Major UK Grant Will Unearth Forgotten Music The Jewish Daily Forward, The Arty Semite 5 Mar 2015
• New Winton biography show life after daring WW11 rescues The Times of Israel 28 Feb 2015
2014
• Looking at Ramat Gan From the Inside Out The Jewish Daily Forward, The Arty Semite 30 Dec 2014
• 9 Palestinian Films Everyone Should See The Jewish Daily Forward, The Arty Semite 9 Dec 2014
• Can a Palestinian Movie Take Israeli Money? The Jewish Daily Forward, The Arty Semite 9 Dec 2014
• 6 Movies About Ex-Orthodox Jews Everyone Should See The Jewish Daily Forward, The Arty Semite 14 Nov 2014
• Orthodox in Israel, Secular in Kathmandu The Jewish Daily Forward, The Arty Semite 13 Nov 2014
• What happens when the prodigal son is an Israeli Druze The Times of Israel 4 Nov 2014
• Now playing in London: Birobidzhan, the musical! The Times of Israel 31 Oct 2014
• Exhibit in London explores hybrid Israeli culture The Times of Israel 23 Oct 2014
• Historic Holocaust Film ‘Night Will Fall’ Debuts at Last – Had Help From Hitchcock The Jewish Daily Forward 7 Oct 2014
• Abram Games Designed Posters for Humanity The Jewish Daily Forward, The Arty Semite 17 Sep 2014
• Terrorist Father, Ultra-Orthodox Mother The Jewish Daily Forward, The Arty Semite 15 Jun 2014
• When an Economic Crisis Hits Home The Jewish Daily Forward, The Arty Semite 13 Jun 2014
• ‘Regina’ depicts world’s first woman rabbi, killed in Holocaust The Times of Israel 26 May 2014
• Britain’s Stained Glass Master The Arty Semite, The Jewish Daily Forward 29 Apr 2014
• Master of the close-up, William Klein launched a genre The Times of Israel 12 Apr 2014
• The Jews Who Fought for Britain The Arty Semite, The Jewish Daily Forward 24 Mar 2014

• Book review: Dissident Gardens by Jonathan Lethem

  The Jewish Chronicle 14 Mar 2014
• William Klein, Photographer of Fashion and Filth The Arty Semite, The Jewish Daily Forward 3 Mar 2014

• Book review: The Two Hotel Francforts by David Leavitt

  The Jewish Chronicle 28 Feb 2014
• My great uncle, the man who arrested Rudolf Höss The Times of Israel 1 Feb 2014
2013
• London marks 75th anniversary of Kindertransport The Times of Israel 3 Dec 2013
• Bob Dylan the sculptor on show in London The Times of Israel 27 Nov 2013
• 109-year-old survivor may be headed to the Oscars The Times of Israel 14 Nov 2013
• ‘Cupcakes” Israeli Neighborhood Charm The Jewish Daily Forward, The Arty Semite 14 Nov 2013
• The ‘Uproar’ of the New, 100 Years Later The Jewish Daily Forward, The Arty Semite 12 Nov 2013
• ‘The Jewish Cardinal’ opens 17th UK film festival The Times of Israel 30 Oct 2013
• London’s JW3 Opens to Fanfare The Jewish Daily Forward, The Arty Semite 2 Oct 2013
• First Look at London’s New JCC The Jewish Daily Forward, The Arty Semite 27 Sep 2013

• Book of the Week: review of The Remains of Love by Zeruya Shalev

  The Jewish Chronicle 4 Sep 2013
• Exhibit Shows Hidden Side of Amy Winehouse The Jewish Daily Forward, The Arty Semite 4 Jul 2013
• For excluded grandparents, a ‘living bereavement’ The Times of Israel 8 Jun 2013
• Drawing London Before and After Gentrification The Jewish Daily Forward, The Arty Semite 16 May 2013
• Gatekeepers director Dror Moreh: Why I had to make this film The Jewish Chronicle 11 Apr 2013
• Caretakers by Day, Drag Queens by Night The Jewish Daily Forward, The Arty Semite 11 Mar 2013
• London shows probe artist’s Holocaust ‘Obsessions’ The Times of Israel 27 Feb 2013
• The Accidental Student blog post The Huffington Post UK 26 Feb 2013
• R.B. Kitaj Returns to London The Jewish Daily Forward, The Arty Semite 14 Feb 2013
• World War II ‘Secret Listeners’ Revealed The Jewish Daily Forward, The Arty Semite 28 Jan 2013
• The Accidental Student blog post The Huffington Post UK 25 Jan 2013
2012
• Judy Chicago Returns to London The Jewish Daily Forward, The Arty Semite 4 Dec 2012
• Faced With Demolition, Bedouin Seeks Answers The Jewish Daily Forward, The Arty Semite 7 Nov 2012
• Eytan Fox: on the return of Yossi and why he wants to make a musical The Jewish Chronicle 1 Nov 2012
• Adi Nes’s uneasy images of a changing Israel The Jewish Chronicle 7 Oct 2012
• Sarah Mussi interview Books for Keeps 7 Aug 2012
• British Artist Gets New Home and Recognition The Jewish Daily Forward, The Arty Semite 6 Jul 2012
• Welcome to Jewish New Jersey – don’t expect happiness The Jewish Chronicle 28 Jun 2012
• An Orphan in Pre-State Palestine The Jewish Daily Forward, The Arty Semite 15 Jun 2012
• To Vitebsk and Back Again The Jewish Daily Forward 14 Jun 2012
• The Ahava woman who beat the boycotters The Jewish Chronicle 8 Jun 2012
• Israeli culture festival to open amid unwelcoming atmosphere in UK The Times of Israel 5 Jun 2012
• Sita Brahmachari interview Books for Keeps 8 May 2012
• Behind the scenes at the museum of ourselves The Jewish Chronicle 13 Apr 2012
• Interview: Gideon Raff The Jewish Chronicle 1 Mar 2012
• Slideshow: UK Jews From Punk to Prayer The Jewish Daily Forward, The Arty Semite 2 Feb 2012
• Interview: Zach Braff The Jewish Chronicle 2 Feb 2012
2011
• Interview: Bernard Kops The Jewish Chronicle 8 Dec 2011
• Israel is tense and violent – perfect horror material The Jewish Chronicle 27 Oct 2011
• The secret of Marvin Hamlisch’s success? The “mazal factor” The Jewish Chronicle 15 Oct 2011
• LJCC chief cooks up a cultural alternative The Jewish Chronicle 8 Sep 2011
• My best teacher – Francesca Simon The Times Educational Supplement (TES Magazine) 2 Sep 2011
• My best teacher – Meg Rosoff The Times Educational Supplement (TES Magazine) 26 Aug 2011
• Interview: Steve Reich The Jewish Chronicle 27 Jul 2011
• The director who beat The Promise to a Bafta The Jewish Chronicle 25 May 2011
• Why Meg Rosoff’s best-selling teen fiction is secretly so Jewish The Jewish Chronicle 14 Apr 2011
• My Best Teacher – Naomie Harris The Times Educational Supplement (TES Magazine) 8 Apr 2011
• Footballers whose goal is peace in Israel The Jewish Chronicle 4 Apr 2011
• After 1,000 years, is this the end of the story for books? The Jewish Chronicle 28 Jan 2011
2010

• My Best Teacher – Dermot O’Leary

  The Times Educational Supplement (TES Magazine) 17 Dec 2010

• He wants new (music) tracks for the Olympics

  The Jewish Chronicle 10 Dec 2010
• A creative center D"ash magazine, The Jerusalem Post 11 Nov 2010

• Review – Exhibition – Every picture tells a story

  The Times Educational Supplement (TES Magazine) 15 Oct 2010

• Turning out film talent in Tel Aviv

  ISRAEL21c.org 31 Aug 2010

• Interview: Neil Gaiman

  The Jewish Chronicle 1 Jul 2010

• Red blood sell

  The Times Educational Supplement (TES Magazine) 18 Jun 2010

• Inside Israel’s Oscar film factory

  The Jewish Chronicle 3 Jun 2010

• My Best Teacher – Patrick Ness

  The Times Educational Supplement (TES Magazine) 7 May 2010

• Personally speaking – ‘I saw a teacher whack a kid over the head with a register’

  The Times Educational Supplement (TES Magazine) 2 Apr 2010

• A little piece of England

  The Times Educational Supplement (TES Magazine) 12 Mar 2010

• Interview: Nicky Singer

  The Jewish Chronicle 4 Mar 2010

• Review: Shmendrick and the Croc

  The Jewish Chronicle 26 Feb 2010

• My Best Teacher – Margaret Drabble

  The Times Educational Supplement (TES Magazine) 22 Jan 2010
2009

• My Best Teacher – David Benedictus

  The Times Educational Supplement (TES Magazine) 27 Nov 2009

• A new Middle East peace plan – playtime and pickles

  The Jewish Chronicle 9 Oct 2009

• Writing at full gallop

  The Jewish Chronicle 28 Aug 2009
• A political conflict with a spiritual solution The Jerusalem Post 26 Jun 2009
• Reluctant readers are pure fiction The Times Educational Supplement (TES Magazine) 19 Jun 2009
• Ukraine bar mitzva The Jerusalem Post 17 Apr 2009
• Why I take youngsters into the hell of the Shoah The Jewish Chronicle 27 Feb 2009
2008
• Interview: Tania Hershman The Jewish Chronicle 6 Nov 2008
• How new Israeli directors are getting us hooked The Jewish Chronicle 30 May 2008

• New word order

  Time Out 27 Mar 2008
• Hooked on books The Times Educational Supplement (TES Magazine) 14 Mar 2008
• How book groups got child-friendly The Guardian 14 Jan 2008