tto Habsburg, the eldest son of Austria's last emperor who became a champion of Europe's enlargement, died Monday in Germany at the age of 98.

Lawyers for renegade British bishop Richard Williamson told a German court on Monday their client was duped by a Swedish reporter into making Holocaust denying statements.

The commandment of wearing Tzitzit (ritual fringes) attached to a four-cornered garment (Talit) is a Biblical command. The STARS program for young Jewish adults came up with an innovative and creative way to make sure the Beit Stern Shulman Synagogue in Krivoy Rog would have “kosher” Talitot with Tzitzit.

Explosion takes place in Sinai Peninsula near Suez Canal, in one of a series of attacks on the pipeline, a major source of Israel's gas.

Canadian ship 'Tahrir' tries to set sail for Gaza after Greek authorities had banned the departure of all ships to Gaza from its ports; all passengers due to be detained once returning to Greek port.

The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) and the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations praised the government of Greece for preventing the ships involved in a ''provocative'' anti-Israel flotilla bound for Gaza from ''using Greek ports as a launching point.''

The Obama administration's decision to enter a dialogue with Egypt's once-banned Muslim Brotherhood is a ''sell-out'' to the Europeans that should be overturned, a US anti-Semitism group said Thursday.

The European Union of Jewish Students (EUJS) was awarded the European Union European Citizen's at the European Parliament in Brussels.

The warm words Netanyahu bestows upon the U.S. cannot mask the fact that there is very little trust left between the two countries.

Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the former IMF boss indicted in May on sexual assault charges in a New York hotel, was released from house arrest Friday after prosecutors acknowledged serious problems in the accuser’s case.