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In Iran, change may yet come

Rechev Kilayim

Rechev is the standard word for car and comes from the biblical verb lirkov, which means to ride.

Review: The Lost Ark Of The Covenant

The lost ark of Solomon’s Temple is Judaism’s equivalent of the Holy Grail, one of the prizes most eagerly sought by archaeological trophy-hunters.

Why the Talmud can’t be left to the yeshivah

The Talmud must be ‘reclaimed for the people’, argues Rabbi Dr Norman Solomon.

'Black day' feared as Hizbollah set to win

Revealed: Bibi’s Tweets, direct from the treadmill

If only you Twittered, Mr Netanyahu...

It’s old rock’n’roll but I really like it

My B&B’s not Fawlty, but don’t mention war

How I upset my guests, annoyed my wife and embarrassed myself

Big test of settlement attitudes

If Barack Obama means business, we will now see if our criticism of settlement policy was merely token

HSA’s policies need attention

Charedi and other savers should no longer tolerate insurers who do not insure

Barely a hint of protest from within his camp

Here we go again: it’s brainless boycott time

The recurring UCU motions for academic boycott are now hardly noticed in Israel

The one sure way to achieve peace

Intense negotiations will not necessarily work; intense empathy will

Recipe: Summer dressings

Serves 4

Some like it cold

Jews may have introduced the battered fish to Britain, but they prefer it served cold, and minus the chips.

Off the ladder and down to business

Anyone made redundant in the recession and wondering what to do next can take inspiration from three ex-professionals who have fulfilled the dream of running their own businesses.