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Customers flee as grocers row in street

Customers fled from a kosher store after angry grocers clashed over the price of fruit and vegetables.

Masked men rob driver of his BMW

A man has been left shaken after masked thieves stole his black BMW from outside his home.

The Israeli

Duggan family wins hearing

A preliminary hearing at the High Court could lead to a second inquest into the death of 22-year old Jeremiah Duggan.

Hague talks tough on Iran

The Shadow Foreign Secretary has made a call for renewed pressure on Hamas and Hizbollah, and a united world strategy on Iran.

Miliband in Mid-East diplomacy drive

Talks with Syria and the Palestinian Authority will be high on the agenda during Foreign Secretary David Miliband's visit to Israel in 10 days' time.

Airport took away my ‘grenade’

A London artist was mistaken for a terrorist as he tried to take a clay "grenade" through Heathrow Airport.

Lebanese authorities arrested a Lebanese citizen on suspicion of spying for Israel.

Shin Bet fears settlers may turn to arms

The head of the Shin Bet has warned that extremists can be expected to engage in armed attacks against the IDF in the event of peace moves with the Palestinians.

National race gets fresh faces

A raft of political newcomers and veterans have already entered the fray of Israel's election season.

Record number of women standing to become mayors

Communist a hot ticket in Tel Aviv polls

An unlikely Tel Aviv mayoral candidate has turned a sleepy campaign into an ideological struggle.

US soldier sacked for attack

Kosher meat boss charged

Rabbi abused in Berlin

Zaki Cooper in Colombo

Sri Lanka can be lonely for a rabbi