After opposing his nomination as federal judge 30 years ago, American Jewish Committee now says Senate should get another chance to evaluate him for attorney general

Hate crimes unit investigates spate of graffiti targeting Jewish community around the capital

Amid growing religiosity, fears of anti-Semitism and a government increasingly stifling dissent, many are considering their options elsewhere

West African nation’s football association said to be unhappy with trainer’s work following recent loss to Egypt

Relatives say Anan Harkush gunned down in possible family dispute in north; his uncle Jamal heads initiative to combat crime in Arab sector

In letter from J Street, New Israel Fund and Americans for Peace Now, among others, president-elect also urged to back two-state solution

Second largest denomination of American Jews ‘compelled not to remain silent in the face of hate or the vilification of any group’

14-year-old says she wants to be cryopreserved for a chance to be cured… even centuries from now; British judge gives unprecedented consent