Netanyahu makes Clinton an offer
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu outlined for U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton actions he could take to "improve the atmosphere," the State Department said. Read more »
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Book on Israeli start-ups bolsters Israel’s image
At a time when Israel is trying with limited success to rebrand itself beyond the conflict, "Start-Up Nation" promotes a positive view of Israel without wishing the conflict away. Read more »
Key U.S. lawmaker sees Iran bill by April
The United States is moving closer to passing its own sanctions against Iran, according to a powerful Congress member who says a congressional sanctions bill should reach the president's desk in April. Read more »
Groups to White House: What about Palestinian incitement?
In response to the Obama administration’s stepped-up criticism of Israeli building plans in Jerusalem, Jewish groups are slamming the White House for failing to speak out more against Palestinian incitement. Read more »
Lawmaker: Knesset will consult with Diaspora on conversions
An Israeli lawmaker told a delegation of American Jewish leaders that he would consult with Diaspora Jewry on issues involving conversion. Read more »
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Federation officials in Israel to discuss potential changes conversion laws
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The end of Jewish day care in Quebec?
Quebec is cracking down on religious instruction in government-subsidized day care. Read Blog »
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Quit the apologies, Israel
Israel must stop apologizing to the United States, a writer says. Read Blog »
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Role playing with rabbis
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- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu outlined for U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton actions he could take to "improve the atmosphere," the State Department said.
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