A large variety of kosher dairy products, manufactured under the supervision of the Kashrut Department of the Chief Rabbinate of Russia, are now available in several grocery store chains in Moscow.

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu plans to meet Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak in Sharm e-Sheikh on Monday to discuss the resumption of proximity talks with the Palestinians, possibly as early as next week.

A Jewish cemetery in city of Ternopol in western Ukraine was vandalized.

Despite a 2002 road map commitment and years of pledges by successive prime ministers including Binyamin Netanyahu, Israel has no intention in the foreseeable future of dismantling any of 23 unauthorized West Bank outposts built after March 2001.

The U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum has established an endowment fund in memory of a security guard slain there.

Every spring, singing and dancing groups of the Jewish Community Center Rimon participate in the city festival-contest "Rauan".

The IDF is investigating an incident during which Palestinian security officers entered territory under Israeli control and held a firefight with a Hamas fugitive they were pursuing.

Jewish groups are slamming Arizona’s stringent new immigration-enforcement law, but hope outrage over the measure will reignite efforts to push comprehensive immigration reform on a national level.

The Obama administration is projecting a new attitude when it comes to Israel, and is selling it hard: unbreakable, unshakeable bond going forward, whatever happens.

Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez Frias has denied an American report that Iranian special forces had an increasing presence in his country.