Jewish campus organization Hillel investigating claims against the Birthright co-founder and has removed his name from their board, Jewish Week reports ■ Steinhardt: These women 'can’t be accusing me of anything other than words’

Knafeh, Syrian Ice Cream and Free-flowing Beer: most residents of Jordan are religious – but the capital city follows its own rules

This year, construction mishaps have claimed the lives of 30 workers and two passersby however only one third of all accidents are examined

The tie-up is likely to win approval by Dexia’s shareholders but could be blocked by the antitrust authority

The opening of a Czech cultural center in Jerusalem in November could be understood as a 'first step,' says a spokesman for President Milos Zeman

Ruling comes after Interior Ministry refused to register woman as Jewish because she converted via a rabbinical court that operates outside the framework of the state-sanctioned system, controlled by the Chief Rabbinate

Court says that since the crime 'could be perceived as a threat to other Jews,' and that Israel 'might be interested in the matter,' it could not protect the man’s 'fundamental human rights if he is deported to Palestine'

London-based Al-Khaleej Online cites diplomatic sources saying Israel agreed to sale after pressure from Washington. Saudi officials have not confirmed the report