Many victims of the Hanukkah terror attack near Sydney had roots in the former Soviet Union, a community accounting for as much as a quarter of Australia's Jews

Deal, which US reportedly pressed Israel to back, briefly stalled earlier this year after energy minister cited a lack of assurances that Israeli market would receive 'fair prices'

Groups urge International Maritime Organization to improve conditions for animals shipped for slaughter, citing threats to animal welfare, human life and marine environment

Yaakov speaks with Yair Miller, CEO of Keren Hayesod-UIA Australia, about a government that ignored antisemitism, turned on Israel, and left its Jewish community exposed.

Reforms will target extremist preachers, as some urge expansion of hate speech definition to include ‘Globalize the intifada’; killers said to have holed up in hotel for most of Philippines visit

Violence began after inspector issuing parking ticket was attacked by two young men, apparently draft-dodgers, who threatened to 'slaughter' him; Lapid blames government for abetting draft evasion

Aggravating circumstance thrown out for procedural reasons, as alleged antisemitic remarks to police only came after the poisoning, weren't recorded in presence of lawyer

Cairo approved agreement after weighing 'economic and investment considerations,' government media official says, stressing Egypt's commitment to Palestinian cause