Israel believes that the report it gave UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon earlier this month on the investigations it is conducting into Operation Cast Lead is sufficient, and there is no need to set up an independent inquiry committee.

World ORT is investing $12.6 million to install 400 "smart classrooms" throughout northern Israel.

The Simon Wiesenthal Center is objecting to the appearance of Richard Goldstone at New York University.

The British Committee for the Universities of Palestine (BRITCUP) has attacked the singer Elton John for planning to give a concert in Israel later this year.

Heirs of Holocaust survivors have filed a lawsuit in Chicago against the Hungarian state railway company MÁV, demanding compensation for MÁV’s involvement in deporting Jews to the Nazi camps during World War II.

Israel Defense Forces soldiers raided the International Solidarity Movement's Ramallah office Wednesday for the second time this week, confiscating computers, T-shirts and bracelets engraved with the word "Palestine."

The Im Tirtzu organization accuses the New Israel Fund of financing Israeli organizations which Judge Richard Goldstone used for information to accuse the Israel Defense Forces of "war crimes."

Amid expectations that US-mediated “proximity talks” between Israel and the Palestinian Authority will begin within a few weeks, Jerusalem is hosting a parade of top aides to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton who are holding meetings far from the public eye.

The Israeli ambassador to Washington says his dispute with J Street is close to resolution and that the group was "much more in the mainstream."

For more than three years Ronen Shoval and Erez Tadmor, classmates at Hebrew University in Jerusalem, have been building Im Tirtzu into a nationwide student network with chapters at nine Israeli universities.