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Coren: 'No insult'

Courage award

Conductor appointed

Family blasts ‘racist’ Israel over aliyah wait

A black family from South London who converted to Judaism spoke this week of their exasperation at being kept waiting more than a year to go on aliyah.

Australians in bid to ban BNP leader

Foreign Office honours the spies who saved us

The heroic efforts of a group of British diplomats who helped thousands of Jews escape the Nazis in Germany and elsewhere in occupied Europe were finally officially recognised last week.

Muslim advocates on tour

Oxford student Jew jibe sparks anger

‘Apartheid wall’ splits LSE campus

Members of the LSE's Palestine Society have erected an 'apartheid wall' as a protest against Israel's barriers along the borders of the West Bank and Gaza.

Scottish U-turn over Holocaust trips for pupils

Neasden are the Bs knees

North West Neasden B remain on course to become the first Jewish team to win the London Junior Cup after reaching the last 16, following a penalty shootout win over Ergazi.

Mazuz plans to indict Olmert for corruption

Israel's Attorney General Menahem Mazuz is planning to indict Prime Minister Ehud Olmert on corruption charges.

Sahar: ‘I’ll go down to get back up’

Ben Sahar has resigned himself to playing in the Championship.

Further violence feared as neo-Nazi gang is sentenced

Dozens of neo-Nazis may still be active in Israel, police officers warned this week.

Yossi’s going nowhere, says Rafa

Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez wants Israel captain Yossi Benayoun to stay with the club for at least three more years.

Global recession hits growth in Israel

The Israeli government has announced a range of rescue measures as new data show the country's economy is beginning to feel the effects of the global recession.