Usually apolitical, Fit for an Autopsy totally killed the joy at Bloodstock music festival with the lyric ‘Beasts of Zion, Curse your name’ ...

Yitzhak Yosef and Aryeh Deri reportedly ‘ironed out their differences’ during a meeting, after which the rabbi appeared to soften his public stance on Charedi conscription ...

Simon Sebag Montefiore’s massively ambitious book is superbly written, perfectly balanced in the scope of its analysis and storytelling, and will serve both expert and lay readers ...

Police said the charge against Hekmat Omar Ali Hakim, an Iraqi national living in Greater Manchester, is ‘directly related to the terrorist attack’ ...

A number of incumbent Democrats triumphed over left-wing challengers, while Republicans held off challenges from the alt-right ...

The pro-Palestine activist admitted supporting the terror group ‘as part of the resistance’ but not 'as an organisation’ and accused the judge of ‘turning a blind eye to genocide’ ...

Actress who played quirky Phoebe Buffay suggests she was not ‘cute’ enough to be ‘the romantic interest’ for Ross Geller ...

A week on from a strong set of A-level results in Jewish schools up and down the country, the countdown is finally over for GCSE students, who have followed suit with their own impressive performance.

Jerusalem accused Damascus of preparing to violate a new security pact, which has been touted as a forerunner to a potential peace deal ...

Sherelle Dresner is launching a charity in Melvin Kravitz’s name to ensure the terror attack is ‘never diluted and never justified’ ...

The military has insisted that the terror group has violated the US-backed truce and that the deal still permits targeted assassinations of enemy targets ...

The story of the chalky reflux treatment invented in 1928 by the gentile pharmacist James Harvey Howe Sr – and which I carry in my tallit bag – is, like many unexamined aspects of American life, an ev ...