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Israel tennis looks for a new leader

Jacobson looking to overcome the odds at Oldham

Mourinho is a man among men

Ellie, 13, is one in a thousand

Young Manchester sprinter Edwards given a lesson that she will never forget

Ridder hope

Should non-rabbis speak at funerals?

Loyalty oath bill ‘provokes Arab citizens’

The Israeli cabinet is split over a demand to make all new citizens pledge allegiance to the "Jewish and democratic" character of the state of Israel.

Australian politicians try to woo Jews

Just two days after PM Julia Gillard called a snap federal election for August 21, opposition leader Tony Abbott made the first move to woo Jewish voters.

Grocery stores boycott Israel

Two grocery stores in Rachel Corrie's hometown will boycott Israeli goods.

US shuls get 'terror grant'

More than 25 synagogues in the New York area will receive up to $75,000 each as part of a $6 million anti-terror grant from the US Department of Homeland Security.

Israel may lift bar on entering West Bank

The IDF is considering lifting the ban on Israelis entering Palestinian cities in the West Bank for the first time in a decade.

Singing rabbis 'banned'

Israel’s chief rabbinate is threatening to withdraw licences to perform marriages from rabbis who sing under the chuppah.

Israel's conversion bill vote delayed

There will be no Knesset vote on the controversial new conversion bill before the winter session, which begins in October.

Ultimately, converts will be the losers

Whatever happens in the end to the conversion law, the real losers are the potential converts.

Analysis: Lieberman wants Netanyahu's job

Binyamin Netanyahu and Avigdor Lieberman have a lot in common.

Tension between Netanyahu and Lieberman

Bibi’s government is saved — for now