The Bill, backed by strictly Orthodox Knesset members, went through by 51 votes to 46
Tzipi Hotovely also said that Iran is as much of a threat to the UK as it is to Israel
Danker, who previously worked for the late Rabbi Lord Sacks, will be subject to an external investigation after a formal complaint about 'unwanted contact' was filed
The director said that antisemitism is 'standing proud with hands on hips, like Hitler and Mussolini'
Codex Sassoon — the oldest nearly complete version of the Hebrew Bible — will go on sale at Sotheby’s in New York in May
A new book traces the relationship between Tinseltown and the Jewish state
A dizzying dive into the world of this terrifyingly talented composer
Auctioneers expect restituted work to fetch $45m
It's such a disappointment when otherwise intelligent men behave in stupid ways
Stella Levi and the writer she entrusted with her memories talk about the book that tells the story of how the Holocaust reached the Greek island
The legacy of the hundreds of musicians who fled the Nazis to these shores is celebrated in a new exhibition
A lover of jokes, song and Spurs, Ephraim Mirvis is described as 'warm and principled'
Britain’s first Jewish ambassador to Israel has got his dream job in Regent's Park
Bassem Eid criticises international community for supporting PA and ‘getting nothing in return’
Priceless fragment of Shakespeare's First Folio, dating from 1623, is gifted to the National Library of Israel
His leather jacket, the boat with a Yiddish name — the publication offers a fascinating insight into the Nobel Prize winner
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