No Netanyahu-Obama meeting on sked
A meeting between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Barack Obama has not been scheduled. 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 »
The Wandering Jew
Role playing with rabbis
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- A meeting between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Barack Obama has not been scheduled.
- The "Quartet" guiding the Middle East peace process condemned Israeli building in eastern Jerusalem but called for a resumption of talks without preconditions.
- The Anti-Defamation League said a top U.S. general's analysis of the role of the Israeli-Arab conflict in frustrating the U.S. mission in the Middle East was "dangerous and counterproductive."
- 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.
- Three unarmed Israeli soldiers who accidentally entered the Arab-controlled area of Hebron were attacked and wounded.
- No Netanyahu-Obama meeting on sked
- Quartet condemns east Jerusalem building
- ADL: Petraeus testimony ‘counterproductive’
- Netanyahu makes Clinton an offer
- Three IDF soldiers attacked in Hebron
- Rabbi Lipa Schapiro dies
- Op-Ed: Why a Jewish camp?
- Italian Jews protest soccer star
- Mossad chief seen as indispensable on Iran
- Jewish ‘Bachelor’ star marries runner-up
- Oscars night could be glorious for Israeli, Jewish-themed films
- Police to probe harassment charges against Elon
- Rabbi condemned for ordaining woman
- Brazil’s president refuses visit to Herzl’s grave
- Breaking down the Biden speech
- Berkley, ADL push back on U.S. criticism of Israel


