Police investigate after pensioner’s newspaper is smeared with faeces

Growing shul is full of Eastern promise

Charity Commission will look into case of Jewish businessman who owed millions

Muslim, Jewish, Christian power players talk Syria over smoked salmon

There, in the back of a kosher restaurant in the heart of the Syrian Jewish area of Brooklyn, New York, sat four very different men – all set on discussing the conflict in Syria.

Charities lose millions after businessman agrees debt deal

Businessman owes bank and creditors £580 million

He owes 31 creditors, including a series of Jewish charities and individuals

Hilary Benn in low-key Israel tour

'I know what Lord Sugar is looking for’ – meet the woman trusted to grill this year’s Apprentice candidates

Hilary Benn arrives in Israel for three-day Middle East visit

Compensation at last for victims of Arab hate

Chanucah in the corridors of power

Cabinet Ministers brave doughnut overload as the party season kicks off

'Israeli technology could help fight terror attacks'

Van driver ‘shouted antisemitic abuse at shul-goers’

Survivor who travelled to the UK by bomber

Israel should do deal with Hamas, says congressman McGovern

Taking Israel to ICC would 'exculpate' terror backers

Mandela lawyer attacks anti-Israel lawfare