All today's headlines

Swiss chard, spinach and ricotta lasagna is rich, delicious, and very, very, green.

Expansion of electing body's size also likely to increase secular representation; vote highlights internal revolt within Habayit Hayehudi, as party leader Naftali Bennett struggles with ideological division.

The conference of Jewish Presidents has urged Yair Lapid to rethink plans to charge tourists VAT. If the U.S. Jewish connection to Israel is merely linked to how cheap it is for tourists, however, then we are in serious trouble.

The cynical know-it-alls in Jerusalem and Ramallah are united in their disdain for the naively persistent Secretary of State. I know who I’m rooting for.

Currently immigrants, returning citizens have 10 year grace period during which they do not have to report assets, income abroad; advocates say plan would harm immigration from developed countries.

You can even make this this rich, tangy Middle Eastern cheese in your hotel room.

New York Times says Israel has discounted the possibility of a buffer zone in Syria as it would be seen as incursion and spark immediate conflict with Assad's forces, but is considering a 'proxy' force in the country.

Two men attack soldier in Woolwich district near an army barracks; Prime Minister David Cameron cuts short visit to France to convene emergency national security meeting.

'I am doing it at the best time for the club,' says coach, citing personal reasons for his surprise resignation.

Change states that publicly held companies will need approval from the board committee for transactions involving controlling shareholders.