Attorneys for the hot dogs and lunch meats company say issue of kashrut is religious in nature, not for US courts

Haredi critics claim annual meeting, which brings together Jews of all strains, is a danger to British Jewry

Experts say most absentee homeowners would rather pay more than do what the housing-starved city wants them to: rent their empty homes to strangers

Israel’s media report a sharp rise in attacks since the start of peace talks, while things might be looking up for spy Pollard

Thomson Reuters: The plan has a 10-year budget of NIS 1.5b ($430m)

Shezanne Cassim and seven other defendants, who mocked Dubai youth in clip, were found guilty of cybercrime law

US institutions join a growing backlash against the academic body, slamming it for stifling intellectual exchange

One day after al-Qaeda threat, some 80 people injured in apparent car bombing in Daqahliya, north of Cairo