A Jewish school in Kiev was vandalized, apparently by members of a local neo-Nazi group.

Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas is in good health, his spokesman said following reports that he is seriously ill.

An Israeli embassy opened in New Zealand for the first time since 2002.

Two more suspects were arrested in Israel's Holyland real estate scandal.

The American Jewish World Service joined other human rights groups in criticizing the Obama administration for not exacting consequences on Sudan for elections seen as flawed.

In the city of Ulyanovsk, Russia, reconstruction of the Jewish Community Center is entering its final phase.

Russia's first kosher “take-out” restaurant and store has opened in the Shaarei Tsedek Charity Center in Moscow.

On April 12 the Jewish community of Almaty was visited by the Joint Field Operations Division Director in the CIS Shauli Driter, Deputy Director Field Operations Itzchak Averbuch, and Natzig Boris Boguslavsky.

As Hungary approaches a second round of general election voting, campaigning has been overshadowed by barely restrained incitement against Gypsies and Jews.

The army has drawn up plans to withdraw to pre-intifada lines in the West Bank, if ordered to do so by the government, The Jerusalem Post has learned.