The founders of JCall, who seek to push what they see as a recalcitrant Israeli government closer to a two-state solution, say criticism of Israeli policies is constructive and necessary.

President Obama capped an intensive two weeks of administration make-nice with Israeli officials and the American Jewish community by hosting Wiesel, the Nobel peace laureate and Holocaust memoirist, for lunch at the White House.

The Greek government has assured the Jewish community in Greece that legal proceedings against the Nazi war criminal Alois Brunner.

At the inauguration ceremony for the new Governor of Chernigov Region, Vladimir Khomenko, leaders of the local Jewish community attended and extended their congratulations on this occasion.

A two-day summit of world religious leaders took place on April 26, in Baku’s Gulistan Palace.

The U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum has established an endowment fund in memory of a security guard slain there.

Every spring, singing and dancing groups of the Jewish Community Center Rimon participate in the city festival-contest "Rauan".

Jewish groups are slamming Arizona’s stringent new immigration-enforcement law, but hope outrage over the measure will reignite efforts to push comprehensive immigration reform on a national level.

Tikkun magazine will give its 25th annual ethics award next year to Richard Goldstone, author of the U.N. report on the Gaza war.

The Jewish reaction to the death of Polish President Lech Kaczynski and dozens of other senior Polish officials in an air tragedy highlights a remarkable change in how the Jewish world views Poland.