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Ukraine's Jewish residents look for a refuge in Israel
Concerns have been raised after a leaflet reminiscent of Nazi Germany
was distributed in Donetsk demanding that Jews over 16 should register
with the authorities.
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Art and devotion: 'A biblical Harry Potter'
A devout Jew who sets his mind to creating a fictional account of a
biblical story must inevitably grapple with artistic barriers.
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Egypt election panel: Sisi, former MP only candidates in presidential poll
CAIRO - The former army general who toppled Egypt's first freely elected
president will face a leftist politician in next month's presidential
election.
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Cameron risks alienation for saying Britain is a "Christian nation"
Author Sir Terry Pratchett was among 50 signatories of a letter to the
Daily Telegraph saying Britain was a largely "non-religious society".
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Rioting After Police Limit Muslim Access to Temple Mount
Tens of Palestinian Arab youths rioted at the Temple Mount Sunday morning.
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Fatah officials set to head to Gaza for unity talks
A delegation from Fatah is set to head to Gaza on Monday to negotiate a deal that would reunite the two factions.
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Syria to hold presidential election in June
The speaker of Syria's parliament has announced that the country will hold a presidential election on 3 June.
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Ahmadinejad's return may be boost for Rouhani
This is why, eight months after he left office, his supporters are
embarking on a public relations campaign to facilitate his return.
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1947-1967: Rare archive videos of Israel released
Hours of rare historical footage filmed by the British news archive British Pathé has recently been uploaded to Youtube.com.
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UN: South Sudan rebels killed hundreds in ethnic cleansing of captured oil city
Hundreds of civilians were killed in a mosque and a hospital while
hiding from a rebel onslaught on the city of Bentiu, says the UN.