This express threatens the Orient

Why coffee is still Israel's hottest drink

Israelis are so fussy about their lattes that Starbucks didn't stand a chance

A feast from the yeast

From humble beginnings, bread pudding has become a versatile favourite.

We can't rely on Europe, warns Israel ambassador

As Israeli as apple pie

So many apples are produced in Israel that some are exported to Syria

Carl Marx: Nazi or just JC reporter?

Israel is also tapping into the blackberry

Instead of lazing on the beach, you can pick your own fruit on holiday

Jews and booze: the truth

Contrary to the myth, we have enjoyed a tipple since biblical times

Why eating cold is the cool thing to do

The Rambam's rules for summer eating still make sense centuries later

Charedi councillor to stand as independent after Tory deselection

Hackney North and Stoke Newington: Election 2010

The strictly Orthodox community, the biggest in Europe, is playing a major role.

Epping Forest: Election 2010

Ilford South: Election 2010

A bitter fight between the Labour MP and anti-Zionists.

Barking and Dagenham: Election 2010

Labout MP Margaret Hodge is ready to deal with BNP's Nick Griffin

The rise and rise of the Jewish loaf

Ever since biblical times, bread has played a crucial role in our history

Cyril Ross: the fur coat spy