Chair of the Jewish Labour Movement Jeremy Newmark gives us his reaction to the extended suspension of Ken Livingstone, Photographer Harry Borden tells us about his new book 'Survivor: A Portrait of the Survivors of the Holocaust', Rabbi Yossi Simon from Tzivos Hashem UK on why his organization are teaching the next generation to make matzah, Denise Phillips gives us a recipe for Pesach and on the Schmooze we discuss the Labour Party’s relationship with the Jewish community.

We speak to Leo Rayman from Valenstein & Fatt who’s company has rebranded to highlight tolerance levels following the triggering of Article 50, Director Jake Murray tells us about the new play by Norma Cohen ‘Gone For A Burton’, we meet two of the recipients of UJIA’s Young Leadership Award Izzy Lenga & Zohar Isakov and on the Schmooze we discuss how leaving the EU could affect European Jewry.

We speak to a witness from the terror attack that took place in London in the past week and we also get reaction from the Director of Communications for the CST - Mark Gardner, the woman behind the success of Rigby & Peller – June Kenton talks about the release of her autobiography, Richard Verber from World Jewish Relief tells us how you can help with their East Africa Food Crisis appeal and on the Schmooze we discuss how terror attacks affect the community.

Social Media Expert Keren Lerner talks about proposals to fine sites that don’t help to tackle online hate, Composer & Lyricist Alexander Bermange on his forthcoming album ‘Wit & Whimsy’, Director of Jewish Volunteering Network Leonie Lewis tells us why her organisation is encouraging the community to volunteer in Israel over Pesach and on The Schmooze we discuss the banning of religious symbols in the work place.

Gaby Jacobs and her mother Alison Dagul tell us how the BRCA1 Gene Mutation has affected their family, Rabbi Jonathan Romain talks about his new book ‘Confessions of a Rabbi’, we speak to two participants of ORT UK’s Bar/Bat Mitzvah Twinning with Vilnius programme and on the Schmooze we discuss Kosher food in secular supermarkets.

In a special edition of The Jewish Views Kate Fulton & Diana Toeman give you an insight into Jewish Book Week 2017. They speak to some of the authors, the organisers and the attendees - just in case you couldn't go for yourself!

Director of the Israel Britain Alliance Michael McCann talks about the potential harm Israeli Apartheid Week can cause, ahead of a returning exhibition at The Jewish Museum ‘Amy Winehouse: A Family Portrait’ her father Mitch Winehouse shares some of his memories, Vice Chair of South London Liberal Synagogue James Krickler tells us why his community is raising money to help a Syrian refugee family, Jewish Domestic Goddess Denise Phillips gives us a recipe for Purim and on the Schmooze we discuss the affects of Israeli Apartheid Week.

Rebecca Steinfeld tells us how she and her partner Charles Keidan feel after losing their high-court appeal to enter a civil partnership, Ivor Baddiel on why he and his brother David made a Channel 4 documentary following their dad’s battle with Pick’s Disease, Philippa Carr from Jami talks about how Eating Disorders can affect the community ahead of Awareness Week and on the Schmooze we discuss if heterosexual couples should be entitled to civil partnerships.

Ron Kampeas the Washington D.C. Bureau Chief of the Jewish Telegraphic Agency talks about the recent meeting of President Trump & Prime Minister Netanyahu, Actress Norma Cohen tells us about co-staring in the play 'Two Sisters', Sammy Howard on how you could help her mother Sipy's battle with Leukemia and on the Schmooze we discuss religious beliefs in secular scenarios.

Chief Executive of UK Israel Business Hugo Bieber tells us about trade possibilities between the UK and Israel after Brexit, Author John Steinberg talks about his latest novel ‘Blue Skies Over Berlin’, Susannah Simons from PaJeS gives us a preview of this year’s Jewish Schools Awards and on the Schmooze we discuss the trading relationship between the UK and Israel.