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Book review: Spiritual settings within hostile environments

The publication of Synagogues in the Islamic World is tantamount to an act of defiance.

Survey reveals Britain's view of Israel

The poll, conducted for Bicom found that 38 per cent of people thought the British government made the right decision on the Balfour Declaration

Thousands in queue for Jewish Portuguese citizenship

Three years after the Portuguese government began accepting ancestral citizenship applications, Jewish interest remains high

Gaza Strip set for Palestinian power transfer

Key security issues remain unresolved as Israel offers a muted response to Fatah-Hamas deal

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September highlights part 1

It's been a food-filled month — even more than normal. As well as festival meals, there are have been some deliciously exciting outings.

Backing the Kurds for 50 years

Israel has had a presence in Iraqi Kurdistan since the days of Golda Meir's premiership

For Israel, Kurdish statehood restrains Iran

Results awaited after Monday's independence referendum, which could lead to the break-up of Iraq

Netanyahu backs Kurdish state

Official statement supports 'legitimate efforts' despite Iraqi government objections

Love and lies on Temple Mount

Blogger facing deportation allowed into Israel

‘You saved me,’ declares Neda Amin as she arrives at Ben Gurion Airport

Shul attack in Turkey

Istanbul shul was surrounded by rock-throwers during Temple Mount crisis

Temple Mount? It’s a mound of trouble

Film review: City of Ghosts

Matthew Heineman’s exceptional, award-winning documentary reveals Isis's cruelty and others’ bravery

The beginner’s guide to solo travel

With more of us travelling alone than ever, solo travel is shaking off its outdated reputation as second best

'We were the only Jewish kids in town'

Growing up in small town Maine, novelist Julie Cohen and her brother were the only Jewish kids. But they were related to all the Catholics.