Abbas: No 'historic compromise' on Jerusalem, borders
In interview with 'Al-Quds', PA president says Palestinians won't recognize Israel as a Jewish state, accuses Netanyahu of trying to "strip" Israeli-Arabs of their rights.
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Israeli teachers' salaries amongst lowest in the OECD
Education Ministry promises changes in next year; also in organization's report: Israel among highest in high school, college graduates.
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Yishai: 'I wouldn't leave one illegal family in Israel'
Report: Interior minister defends deportation decision, says 20,000 foreign workers' children should be deported, not just 400.
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UAE restricts money dealings with Iran
UN sanctions on Iran continue to slow trade between the economic allies as UAE banks observe transactions with its Iranian counterparts.
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Salehi: Iran has the right to bar UN nuclear inspectors
Iranian nuke chief claims country had asked IAEA to replace inspectors that were kicked out; comes after unusually blunt warning by UN watchdog over decision.
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New DVD shows Beatles' first 1964 US TV appearance
The Fab Four's enthusiasm and talent is on display on an "Ed Sullivan Show" DVD that is like a time capsule to American life in 1964.
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EU: Plans to stone Iranian woman for adultery 'barbaric'
European Commission president speaks out against death sentence; lawyer says delayed execution could be carried out after Ramadan.
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Rishontours: Court declares Risby-Raz as hostile witness
Prosecution claimed testimony by ex-Olmert worker contradicted previous statement, after presenting document proving former PM approved billing.
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Mafia war rages in Netanya, as bikers shoot at mob boss
Men on motorcycles attempt to kill Charlie Abutbul in Netanya; police organized crime unit suspects rival crime family responsible.
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Turkel Committee requests further information from IDF
Flotilla probe asks its IDF counterpart, the Eiland Committee, for electronic materials and documentation about IHH activists.
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German police raid largest neo-Nazi group
Interior ministry accuses HNG of contacting imprisoned neo-Nazis, searches for evidence of constitutional violations to support banning far-right group.
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Balkanic eruption
New York-based Israeli electro-folk band Balkan Beat Box has emerged as a top international act, with its distinct approach and all-around good vibes.
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A diplomatic Shana Tova
Peres and Leiberman provide ambassadors with ‘the most pessimistic and optimistic voices in our country.’
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The times they are A-Changin'
Jewish religious attitudes toward homosexuality are slowly shifting. "You have to just love and help. In the final analysis, that's what judaism is all about."
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A meal of symbols
At a traditional Rosh Hashana repast, every ingredient can have a meaning.
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Realistic optimism
You can train yourself to argue against a negative style of thinking and
develop a more realistic, upbeat approach.
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L’Shana Tova U’Metuka
Honey is not the only food that says sweet; here are some great chocolate recipes that will sweeten up your Rosh Hashana.
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Thousands leave on holiday pilgrimage to Uman
Breslov Hassidim make their way to Ukraine for the annual pilgrimage to the grave of Rabbi Nahman.
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Rededication of Budapest Shul marks Jewish resurgence
Metzger at weekend ceremony of Óbuda synagogue: This is the best, most respectable answer to Nazism and anti-Semitism.
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Aushwitz survivor: ‘Every Jew likes Israel, but we love it'
Roman Kent tells Peres educating youth about the Holocaust is one of the most important projects of the International Auschwitz Committee.
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