Gerald Ronson: 'Social unrest in a two-tier Britain'

Bishop 'blames Jews' for Catholic criticism

Israeli cabinet mulls Obama's proposals for Jerusalem

Binyamin Netanyahu criticises the media's portrayal of Barack Obama, as the Israeli cabinet considers Mr Obama's proposals for peace in Jerusalem.

Jerusalem riots ease as Clinton calls for peace

Hilary Clinton has reaffirmed the strong bond between Israel and the US after recent tensions, amid rioting in Jerusalem over new building plans.

Peace talks cancelled over East Jerusalem homes

The Palestinians have called off talks after a decision to approve 1,600 new East Jerusalem homes, despite an apology from Binyamin Netanyahu.

Journalist Paul Martin released from Gaza

Former BBC journalist Paul Martin has been released by Hamas today after being detained for 'breaching security'.

Israel, Palestinians agree to peace talks

Israel and the Palestinians are to conduct new, indirect peace talks through US special envoy George Mitchell, focussing on security and potential borders.

Jewish Book Week talk by anti-Israel author

Fake Viagra factory raided in Israel

Fake Viagra and Cialis tablets, both used to treat impotence, have been found in a factory in central Israel, raided by undercover police.

Seven jailed for Gaza protest violence

Seven men have been jailed for between 12 months and two-and-a-half years for offences during the violent protests in London against Israel's actions during the Gaza offence.

Oxford student: 'I didn't mean 'Kill the Jews'

The Jews lining up to replace Simon Cowell

Madonna’s manager Guy Oseary and shock jock Howard Stern are hotly tipped to replace Simon Cowell as an American Idol judge.

Auschwitz sign thief hunted in Sweden

Leonard Cohen's lifetime achievement Grammy

Crete synagogue's second arson attack

DNA test the jury - they might be Jewish