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Bibi’s new government must be an April fool

With deep divisions and the Foreign Minister charged with fraud, the administration looks like a joke

Middle class and proud of it (really)

Syria could yet be key to Middle East peace

A top MidEast expert says that renewed Israel-Syria negotiations are now likely

When ‘friends’ can be enemies

The ‘pro-peace’ alternative Israel lobby believes Israel is to blame for its own woes

Israel’s dubious Irish visitor

Gerry Adams and his colleagues have a history of supporting those who wish harm to the Jewish state

Obituary: Claude Berri

Obituary: Pearl Lang

Obituary: Lee Annenberg

Obituary: George Clare

Born Vienna, December 21, 1920. Died London, March 26, 2009.

Frum East Ender who founded Tel Aviv

Israel’s first modern city was was born 100 years ago this month - thanks to a little-known, strictly-Orthodox Londoner

Recipe: Dark and white chocolate puddings

Makes 3 (easily doubled)

The revered onion, a multi-layered story

The Egyptians venerated them, the Romans rubbed them in, and the Talmud tells us how to eat them.

They bugged the Nazis

Military secrets and shocking intelligence about the Holocaust was obtained by Jewish refugees who eavesdropped on captured German generals. Now the story of their wartime spying mission is being told.

Interview: Ron Arad

The man who turned America into shelves

Crunch for Sir Alan

Lasers for bug battle