The editor of an anti-Semitic newspaper was sentenced to a prison colony after being convicted of inciting ethnic and religious hatred.

On the eve of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to Moscow, senior Russian security officials were speaking out on defense-related issues that have provoked tensions between the two countries.

The United States should break Israel's blockade of Gaza and deliver badly needed supplies by sea, a U.S. congressman told Gaza students.

Twenty-nine West Bank Jewish communities are in violation of the 10-month moratorium on new construction in the settlements, according to Deputy Defense Minister Matan Vilna’i.

A bomb that exploded in a crowded cafe in India was likely meant for the nearby Chabad House, Indian authorities said.

A far-right activist in Russia was arrested for creating a brigade to kill Jews.

Hamas political leader Khaled Meshal warned earlier Friday that should another war erupt with Israel, the majority of battles would not be contained to the Gaza Strip as they were during the conflict last winter.

In supermarkets in Russia’s northern capital S.Peterburg, shoppers can now find kosher dairy products.

In 2010, the Orthodox Union certified two Armenian manufacturers whose products – pomegranate wine, natural juices, pomegranate and apricot vodka, and fruit jam – will soon appear on store shelves bearing the OU kosher symbol.

Faced with a continuing financial crisis, the Jewish Theological Seminary has eliminated the position of dean of its cantorial school.