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Burial ground for Welsh shul opened

Oxford keeps up services in summer

Masorti's engaging new rabbi

Burchill gets the facts

Julie Burchill was among the 250 people who packed Brighton's Ralli Hall to hear "an idiot's guide to the Goldstone Report".

Bushey going back to school

Growing Tribe gets its Sefer Torah

Deputies at mosque exhibition

A Canterbury tale - and trail

Interim agreement on New Zealand shechitah ban

New Zealand's small Jewish community has won a minor victory in its legal battle against a government ban on kosher slaughtering.

Islamic movement tried to remove evidence of Jewish Jerusalem

An investigation into the failure of law enforcement agencies to prevent what is alleged to have been an attempt to wipe out Jewish history on Temple Mount 11 years ago looks set to cause widespread controversy.

Sewage row on Tel Aviv's beaches

This has been one of the warmest Israeli summers in memory but almost daily, some of the most central beaches on the Mediterranean coast have been closed due to pollution.

Analysis: Israel ponders an eerie calm

It has become almost a cliché to say this but the last year and a half has been one of the calmest periods on Israel's borders, and in the statistics of casualty numbers quite possibly the calmest in its history.

Police clamp down on gambling in Israel

In the latest move of cat-and-mouse between Israel and the gambling industry, police have decreed that internet service providers must block access to online gambling sites.

The Israeli army 'Gap Yah'

Gap year students usually spend their 12-month sabbatical between school and university helping the underprivileged or exploring the world.

Israeli soldiers get Shabbat Bluetooth phone

Inventors have come up with a Bluetooth device for the Israeli Defence Forces, which can make any soldier's mobile phone permissible for use on Shabbat.