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Cool Dudi in bid to end Israeli drought on clay

Coming to a field near you

A host of Jewish acts are performing at festivals around the country in the next few weeks.

Israel not on song at Eurovision

Sleepless? Not if I move to Smolensk

Divine flavouring? Well, God used it

You don’t need to be lost in the Sinai to enjoy coriander.

Lieberman: Cyprus the blueprint for peace

Foreign Minister’s revelation redefines two-state solution on eve of Obama summit

Tazria-Metzora

“The owner of the house shall come and tell the priest, saying, ‘Something like a plague has appeared upon my house’” Leviticus 14:35

Sailing: Welcome to nappy valley

We discover that rare thing: a baby-friendly break where parents really can relax

Rescuing Seder songs

A website has been set up to save traditional Pesach music from obscurity.

Interview: Maureen Lipman

Cuddly? The Jewish everymum hits out

So what were the gains in Gaza?

After all the death, the destruction and the opprobrium, was Cast Lead worth it?

Spicy chickpea kreplach

These dumplings are both symbolic and delicious

Israel says sorry to Turkey

Oranges and us: a tale of sweet success

Jewish merchants played a key role in popularising the fruit — and used the trade to escape persecution.

No Turkish delight as Maccabi fall flat

Rep team lose opener

The JC Maccabi League team were well beaten by a superior Turkish Federation side in their London Inter-League Cup opener at Potters Bar Town FC on Tuesday half.