Jennifer Lipman

Open verdict for Egyptian Mossad 'spy' death

A coroner has said there was “no evidence” that an Egyptian businessman accused of being a Mossad spy was murdered by Israel.

If Seinfeld was a crime thriller

Payout for painting looted by Nazis

An Austrian museum has agreed to pay more than £12 million for a painting stolen from its Jewish owner by the Nazis.

Rape charge for Arab posing as Jew

An Arab man has been charged with raping an Israeli woman for having consensual sex while pretending to be a Jew.

'Obscene' Wiesel play to open in New York

Libeskind to revamp Berlin Jewish museum

The celebrated architect behind the Jewish Museum in Berlin, has agreed to design an extension for it as part of an £8.5 million project.

Hurndall father wants Hague meeting

South African diplomat back in Israel

The South African ambassador to Israel is to resume duties in Tel Aviv nearly two months after he was recalled following the flotilla clash.

Israel tour 2010

The barmitzvah that had everything

It was a barmitzvah on the BBC on Monday as the TV channel aired a programme about lavish children’s birthday parties, featuring a Jewish family from Chigwell in Essex

The Scot bringing Israel beer

A Glasgow-born Israeli has opened a brewery to change the way Israeli drinkers see beer.

Hurndall family anger as killer freed

The sister of a British activist killed in the Gaza Strip in 2003 has slammed the decision to release the man responsible early as “incredibly sad”.