Writing in a Washington Post column, former head of the Gaza war fact-finding commission slams anti-Israel UN bias, says Jerusalem went to ''significant'' lengths to investigate itself.

A Palestinian engineer secretly captured in Ukraine and jailed in Israel denies having any knowledge of captured Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit.

2010 saw a record-breaking 3.5 million people visit Israel

British Prime Minister David Cameron expressed concern with the current stalemate in negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians, during a meeting this week in London with visiting Israeli President Shimon Peres.

Israel's government watchdog announced on Thursday he would investigate Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu amid accusations private businessmen paid for lavish trips for him and his family.

US President Barack Obama will next week welcome Israeli President Shimon Peres to the White House for lunch, at a time of intense upheaval in the rebellion-torn Middle East.

The World Jewish Congress (WJC) made it clear this week that it has never proposed a boycott of Poland following the Polish government’s decision to suspend the process of restitution of seized property for financial reasons.

Ukrainian MEP and Jewish leader Oleksandr Feldman announced a global initiative to encourage youth to become better advocates for tolerance education and inter-religious dialogue.

The Education Committee of St. Petersburg has officially published the rating of the various schools in Russia’s northern capital, all of which were evaluated on the basis of the final marks received by high school graduates this year on the Unified State Exam (USE).

Ankara tells Security Council search of Iranian cargo airliner revealed, among other items, 560 60mm mortar shells and 1,288 120mm mortar shells.