Alan Futerfas has his own law firm, plays the bass trombone, is Jewishly involved and he represented a Russian computer malware creator

Handing party leadership to tyro Avi Gabbay sent shockwaves through Israeli politics. But Gabbay has his work cut out for him, in a party that won't hesitate to turn on him if he stumbles

To many it looks like Labor’s leaders continue to be ideologically wedded to the ‘land for peace’ formula regardless of the facts on the ground in the tough Middle East

Bishop Rafal Markowski, attending memorial event for first time, says church 'mourns the death of all those who suffered torture, pain and humiliation, and who died here in vain'

'The Americans have findings that show our pilots were aware the ship was American,' a newly published document by the State Archives says

Nearly 1.75 million visitors between January and June, a 26% jump from the previous year; 31% increase in number of Russian travelers

Committee members say this is a moral question which the legislature must decide

Recent Israeli government decisions about egalitarian prayer at the Western Wall and conversions could harm donations - but only for some