Three Judea and Samaria religious leaders inform police they won't show up for questioning session on suspicion of issuing leaflet against hiring minorities. Settlement officials: Intimidation attempt like in Soviet Russia

In line with recent wave of racist incidnets, Safed student's car is vandalized. 'We're being prosecuted,' student union representative Mahmoud Abu Salah says

Newly-released White House audio tapes reveal former US president made disparaging remarks about Jews, Irish, Italians and black Africans; Kissinger said it was no concern of US if Soviet Jews were gassed

Exhibition created by Shavei Israel organization portrays community’s daily life in Israel and northeastern India, chronicles their return to Jewish people after centuries of isolation

Cabinet expected to approve Yisrael Beiteinu bill recognizing military conversions, but haredi officials say Netanyahu promised not to advance law after it passes preliminary reading

Drama in stormy sea: Moldovan vessel carrying 11 Ukrainian crew members caught in storm some 8 miles from Ashdod coast. IAF helicopter, Navy soldiers dispatched to area; some of sailors jump into water, rescued by another ship passing by

Israel yet to form stand on Clinton speech, which determined that Washington would not impose peace agreement. Some ministers find positive points

New York Times' senior columnist criticizes Israeli and Palestinian leaderships over deadlocked peace talks, says American aid 'a hallucinogenic drug that enables them each to think they can defy the laws of history, geography and demography. It is long past time that we stop being their crack dealers'