Danna Harman

The graffiti attack comes during the appeal trial for the 17 people convicted in the 2006 kidnapping, torture and murder of a 23-year-old French Jew targeted because of his religion.

Germany's last, and only known, female rabbi was ordained in 1935 but was killed in the Holocaust, having been deported to Theresienstadt in 1942 and later to Auschwitz.

An interview with U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs Jeffrey Feltman.

Unions and others who have raged alongside them refuse to see this as the end of their fight; they have called for fresh strikes on Thursday and November 6.

33 flotilla passengers from the U.K. ask to testify in person after Turkel panel requests only basic information.

The warning from Saudi Arabia is the latest in a series of alerts that have put French security forces and others in high-vigilance mode.

Delegation representing 300 activists files complaint over Israel's raid on a Gaza-bound aid flotilla which left 9 activists dead.

France arrests 12 terror suspects amid warnings of Al-Qaida plot; anti-terror police swoop on network with links to bombmaker held in Italy, after U.S. issues travel advisory and U.K. raises terror alert.

'There are too many Jews on board.' That was the comment that started it all.

In first speech as leader of Britain's Labour Party, Ed Miliband says parents' legacy taught him importance of standing up for the weak and dispossessed.

Former energy chief prevails over ex-foreign secretary in party leadership cliffhanger.

Forty-year-old Ed Miliband becomes Labour's 18th leader after narrowly beating his older brother and former foreign secretary by a margin of 50.65% to 49.35%.

What normal person would be waiting on some bench at night before going to sleep at a stranger's house? Me, as I embark on my own private journey into the world of couch surfing

Far-right, anti-immigrant party won an unprecedented number of seats in recent elections; local Jewish leader warns its pro-Israel stance is just an expression of anti-Islam policy.

Matthew Gould arrived at Ben-Gurion International Airport on Sunday to take up his position.

Family, friends and supporters mark IDF soldier Gilad Shalit's fifth birthday in Hamas captivity with Jerusalem rally.

British Foreign Office: Shalit's detention is unjustifiable and unacceptable. The British government demands his immediate and unconditional release.

An interview with Anne Frank House executive director Hans Westra

Swedish law, which allows the first person who reaches peak to name the mountain, makes for some objectionable mountain names.

For pilot Reginald Levy, who died earlier this month, getting his passengers safely through the 1972 Sabena hijacking was simply a matter of doing his job, his daughter recalls

Princess Diana's divorce lawyer, London litigator Anthony Julius, publishes book on the History of anti-Semitism in Britain.

Peres, who was awarded an honorary knighthood by the Queen in 2008, said that England's attitude toward Jews was Israel's 'next big problem.'

Shon Meckfessel says he and his friends have spent their life fighting injustice in the Middle East.

British Prime Minister makes remarks during visit to Turkey, against backdrop of deteriorating Israel-Turkey relations.