From Oxford to Michigan, Israelis on campus are preparing themselves to deal with Israeli Apartheid Week, claiming those who organize the event 'do not object to the occupation or West Bank settlements, but to the existence of Israel.'

As violence rages in Ukraine, Jewish Agency Chairman vows to aid Jewish communities in Ukraine, aims to 'ensure the safety and security of Ukraine's Jews'.

In rare sign of unity, UN Security Council passes Syrian resolution. Russia's UN ambassador said that Moscow supported the move because 'the document took on a balanced nature.'

After tightening governmental control over the Internet and judiciary, protesters take to the streets of Istanbul again, promoting violent government crackdown

Israel has had a bizarre winter, what began with a massive storm that covered parts of the country in snow has now become a sunny drought season. Ynet put together the best pictures of Israel's warm winter

In exclusive Ynet interview, ADL chief says Obama and Bush have worked to fight anti-Jewish sentiment.

In show of force, MKs, ministers from Right lead thousands strong march in West Bank to tell PM he does not have mandate to divide land or Jerusalem. 'There will be only one state between the Mediterranean Sea and the Jordan River,' minister says

Half a year after adding 'Israeli resistance' to Gaza's public school curriculum, Hamas rejects UN text books as 'ideologically and philosophically' unfit for Gazans, claiming books focus too heavily on 'peaceful' conflict resolution