Clinton calls PM, slams construction plan; Quartet condemns Israel's action.

As left-wing protest disperses, Jews hurl rocks at Arabs in J'lem neighborhood.

Watch 4-minute wrap of today's events from Israel's Channel 2.

Exclusive: Police to begin pressing charges against settlement-freeze violators.

Austrian gov't identify two sites containing 70 bodies of those killed by SS.

Ministerial committee approves new clause in law following Biden visit blunder.

Air raid comes in response to Kassam attack; Palestinians say several hurt.

As speechwriter to several prime ministers, Yehuda Avner was present at many of the most fateful moments in the leadership of the state.

Whether the Left recognizes the significance of its actions or not, it is time that it be held as accountable for its defense of jihad.

The president?s irrepressible tinkering is every bit as predictable as were the unmitigated debacles of his pet Oslo project and of all its defeatist direct offshoots.

Head of German-Emirati Joint Council for Industry and Commerce discharges a female employee who posted the minutes of its ?Working Group Iran? project on the council?s Web site.

The Ramat Shlomo dispute has forced the de facto housing freeze in east J?lem the PM had hitherto resisted.

Historic saga will be incorporated into mainstream Pessah story for first time.

Extremely tight contest comes amid fraud allegations by rival parties and chaotic, unpredictable vote count.

Sharif Mobley suspected of being member of terror group and killing guard in attempt to break out of hospital.

EU Foreign Policy chief Catherine Ashton: We may use trade ties as leverage.

Ministerial c'tee approves new clause in law after Biden visit blunder.

Police boost presence in Jerusalem's Old City, Temple Mount access restricted.

Air raid comes in response to Kassam attack; general closure imposed on W. Bank.

Tickets for R&B sensation at Bloomfield Stadium available only for those willing to volunteer in a community project.

Exclusive: Police to conduct major roundup of those who violated settlement freeze.

The Ramat Shlomo dispute has forced the de facto housing freeze in east J?lem the PM had hitherto resisted.

Despite R. Shlomo tension, J'lem confident ?proximity? talks will move as planned.

J'lem appreciates comments about Jewish ties to land, sobriety about peace process.

PM knows he?s only in power thanks to us, Shas sources stress.

Kav LaOved: It?s just the tip of the iceberg.

Settlers laid the foundation for the synagogue after the moratorium went into effect.

Jerusalem Municipality releases statement slamming reports that some 50,000 housing units were in various stages of planning.

Undercover police investigation into alleged drugs smuggling ring dubbed ?Haman?s ears.?

Skype, Facebook and Twitter part of planned ?accessibility revolution.?

New ad parodies surveillance footage of the Mahmoud al-Mabhouh killing in Dubai, with the tag line ?We offer killer prices.?

Tickets for R&B sensation at Bloomfield Stadium available only for those willing to volunteer in a community project.

Staff sergeants allegedly forced Gaza kids to open possibly dangerous bags.

Quartet: condemns Israel's unilateral action; Abbas: talks would have resumed.

US, UN, Russia & EU oppose unilateral action prejudicial to agreement; peace the fundamental interest of all parties.

Abbas says negotiations were scheduled to begin soon, but were postponed.

Group accused Paul Martin of being security threat, but did not charge him.

Sharif Mobley suspected of being member of terror group and killing guard in attempt to break out of hospital.

Extremely tight contest comes amid fraud allegations by rival parties and chaotic, unpredictable vote count.

In special broadcast, Al-Jazeera shows Israelis in PLF captivity in Syria.

Adnan Dumairi, a senior PA security official denies that the decision was the result of Israeli and American pressure.

In special broadcast, Al-Jazeera shows Israelis in PLF captivity in Syria.

Human rights group urges West to probe detention of pro-democracy activists.

Gruop accused Paul Martin of being security threat, but did not charge him.

Arab League's Moussa: Abbas won't enter talks due new building in e. J'lem.

The majority of women in Gaza are being denied inheritance rights though many are not speaking out to tackle the problem.

PA reportedly cancels ceremony to name public square after terrorist.

Sister of woman who led 1978 hijacking says decision came from "official channels."

Ahead of Abbas-Biden meeting, Fayyad says R. Shlomo building poses ?great challenge.?

Moderate Egyptian scholar Tantawi dies during Saudi Arabia visit.

Luiz da Silva says he'll visit region to push for peace and prevent possible conflict with Iran.

Sources say none of the pardoned men were directly involved in murder.

Deputy FM Mekdad: "Peaceful application of nuclear energy should not be monopolized."

Austrian gov't identify two sites containing 70 bodies of those killed by SS.

Ethiopian Jewry gets its first Haggada.

Issue ?should be approached with the goal of engaging intermarried families in Jewish life and living,? US Reform rabbis say.

Human rights commission demands that Chavez gov?t act against anti-Semitism.

American Jewish Committee demands "broad consultation with Diaspora" over new bill.

Human rights commission demands that Chavez gov?t act against anti-Semitism.

Tribe's customs similar to Jewish ones, including male circumcision, ritual animal slaughter, abstaining from eating pork and wearing skull caps.

Administration to re-engage with HRC in order to "pressure it to fulfill mandate."

Administration to re-engage with HRC in order to "pressure it to fulfill mandate."

Aliya group aims for 5,000 olim this year, 100,000 in the next decade.

Dignitaries from Israel and abroad fly in for Sunday?s rededication.

Dignitaries from Israel and abroad fly in for Sunday?s rededication.

A final campaign gets under way to get Holocaust survivors to record the identities of lost family members.

Present at the meeting will be Dan Shapiro, who handles Israel and its neighbors for the National Security Council, and Dennis Ross, who handles Iran.

Pro-Israel activists to launch counter-protests against, vowing to use information campaigns against what many say is an effort to deligitimize Israel.

Mindlin owned more than 38,000 books and was a member of the prestigious Brazilian Academy of Letters.

Civic and Jewish leaders condemn the defacing of ?stumbling stones? placed by the house of a Jewish family that had been deported to Auschwitz.

Appointment marks the agency?s first oleh director-general, and the first Anglo to hold the position.

Organizer insists events are not anti-Semitic or anti-Zionist.

The Jewish world is divided on how to respond to Israeli Apartheid Week.

Second attack in Lahore this week indicates terrorists may be stepping up assaults on country after period of relative calm.

Head of German-Emirati Joint Council for Industry and Commerce discharges a female employee who posted the minutes of its ?Working Group Iran? project on the council?s Web site.

UK Charity Commission says charity run by controversial MP did not raise over £1 million but rather only £180,000.

Islamabad calls launches a message to "nefarious" forces ? an apparent reference to India.

Biden's declaration to hold both the Palestinians and Israelis accountable for statements or actions that inflame tensions shifted part of the onus from Israel to the United States.

Move comes just one day after becoming the first institution after the UN to adopt the Goldstone Report.

Head of German-Emirati Joint Council for Industry and Commerce discharges a female employee who posted the minutes of its ?Working Group Iran? project on the council?s Web site.

UK Charity Commission says charity run by controversial MK raised not over £1 million but rather only £180,000.

Read the full transcript of US Vice President Joe Biden's TAU Thursday address.

Foreign Ministry attack the decision, approved by a slim majority.

Resolution gives Europe role in evaluating Israel's war crimes probe.

European security affairs chief warns countries with weak governance are pulling their economic weight, creating "geopolitical ramifications."

Image of prophet with dog's body republished after 7 nabbed in Vilks murder plot.

Bomb-making materials found in 1 of 2 raids near Jakarta that killed fugitive Dulmatin and his 2 bodyguards.

US defense secretary 'very impressed' by Afghan troops' training.

PMO denies Erdogan claim that J'lem wants Turkey to broker Syria talks.

?It is right that we reflect and learn from the past as we go forward in the future,? British prime minister says.

Former adviser says US administration wished to prevent powerful weapons from falling into the hands of dangerous dictators following 9/11.

Irish police: Suspects planned to murder man who drew Muhammad with dog's body.

Downplaying anxiety and uncertainty about potential, as-yet-undetermined future harm is unconscionable.

It's time laws were more rigorously enforced. Delinquent drivers must be removed from the roads and their cars confiscated. It may even be advisable to charge drivers with murder in extreme cases

Israel could not have asked for a better beginning to Biden?s visit this week. Now it must rebuild Washington's trust.

How is Israel to cope with the Spanish challenge? Obviously, Ambassador Shotz cannot brave it alone.

Rawabi is not only good for the Palestinian people; it is potentially good for Israel.

Israel Beiteinu must ensure it doesn't single out converts as second-class citizens.

Trouble won?t go away if we deny its existence.

Perhaps the pessimism at the starting point of this round of peace talks will guard against the over-confidence that accompanied previous ventures.

The civilian justice system has a thing or two to learn from the military.

Israeli Apartheid Week kicked off on Monday, promising Israel-bashing, mostly on college campuses.

The male rabbinic establishment should start acting like, well, men ? and allow women to prove themselves on an even playing field.

Students will be marking occasion with call for boycott, divestment, sanctions.

As Hamas calls for a third intifada, Israel is taking a beating on the international stage.

The existing travesty is certainly not in keeping with Ben-Gurion?s vision. We need to do less for the pretenders, and far more for authentic disabled veterans.

The Book of Esther might seem like a fairytale, but it is a political book from which Europe and Australia could learn.

Netanyahu's overhaul of the country?s mass transit system will pull Israel?s rail links out of the late 19th century and bring them into the 21st.

On Purim almost 80 years ago, Menahem Porush was expelled from a yeshiva for entertaining his peers with a comical impersonation of Rabbi Kook.

The Jewish community should rid itself of religious one-upmanship and shed its insecurities, which tend to breed radically absurd suggestions.

A decision by the PA to stamp out terrorism and incitement against Israel would constitute a huge step on the road to independence.

Can the Twitter generation be tempted to exit cyberspace, put on walking shoes and head out to an archaeological dig?

I would like to propose an international architectural competition called: ?Temple Mount 2000: Holy to Three Faiths.?

Apartheid was a totalitarian system, not unlike many Arab regimes today.

They seem to have a great territorial appetite, lack political pragmatism.

The Israeli gov't certainly has the right to choose who it talks to, as seen last month with the congressional trip organized by J Street.

From an Orthodox perspective, the Torah?s truths, including the role-assignments so deeply embedded in our tradition, transcend contemporary notions, today as in the past.

Liberal democracies face a stark choice: Fight enemies using conventional means, which may result in the deaths of countless civilians, or concentrate on eliminating the ringleaders.

The regime cared about the Hamas commander and others of his ilk who are key to keeping the arms flowing, so that resources can be in place should Iran be hobbled by sanctions or even attacked.

Every neighborhood in the country could one day face the same challenges and protests the east Jerusalem neighborhood, also known as Sheikh Jarrah, faces today.

For Israeli leaders, recognition of the mass murder of Armenians by Turkey during World War I was always a matter of balancing our moral obligations against our special relationship with Turkey

It has become clear that only secret negotiations with both sides talking directly to each other have enabled the parties to move from endless negotiations to practicable agreements.

The Millenials ? Americans between 18 and 29 ? are a strange breed to my generation. It is scary to imagine the future entrusted to them.

Barack Obama, the man who ran as a post-partisan, is determined to remake a sixth of the US economy despite the absence of support for Obamacare.

In Israel and the UK, women are underrepresented in office. While both countries have put forth programs encouraging women?s participation, for these initiatives to be effective, the roadblocks they face must be examined

The foreign media claim they are offended by their negative portrayal in the new campaign, but what do they expect?

Maybe it?s the capitalist in me, but I thought people ?deserve? that for which they work.

THE REUT report has already generated a significant buzz and a wide range of incredible responses.

One of the newest code words for condemning Israel is describing the state as an ?ethnocracy.?

From the window of my office overlooking the Wall, I see one nation in which that which unites us is 10 times greater than that which divides us.

This week, alumni of pro-Israel advocacy training and of Taglit-Birthright are organizing Israel Peace Week on more than 30 campuses.

Those who have recently served see that the picture the media presents is skewed from the reality they know.

Etti Ankri is set to perform at a benefit concert for Yad Elie, a nonprofit that provides hot meals for children.

With the fate of the Jerusalem Pool still undetermined, members have been forced to find temporary locations they feel are unsatisfactory.

Peggy Cidor's roundup of cultural events in the capital.

After a lengthy restoration faithful to the original plans, the Hurva will be rededicated.

At the Jerusalem Arts Festival, women of the Hazon Petaya rehabilitation center performed a play based on their own experiences.

Upgraded Hadassah Optimal?s sports medicine center moves to Mount Scopus.

For Shemi Amsalem, this won?t be a typical Jerusalem Arts Festival.

The first time Moshe Castel visited Ma?aleh Adumim, he knew that was where he wanted his museum to be.

Consider the weather, there was a fairly large turnout at Jerusalem?s Great Synagogue on Sunday night for the reading of Megilat Esther.

One woman?s lifelong dedication to AMIT.

Peggy Cidor?s roundup of city affairs.

Cantorial music is drawing interest among religious and secular audiences, says Colin Shachat, set to perform at the Jerusalem Art Festival.

The mayor explains how his new plan for Silwan was born.

A rehabilitation program for recently released prisoners designed for Orthodox men claims to have an unparalleled success rate.

The Eda Haredit continues to battle against accepting money from evangelicals.

Tel Aviv anti-alcohol ?parent patrol? hits the streets; underage drinkers beware!

Mayor regards ?Gan Hamelech? redevelopment as pilot plan to regulate building in east Jerusalem.

2-km. night journey marks first trial ahead of 2011 opening.

After spending time in South America, Guy Kimhi decided to open a kosher Latin restaurant in J'lem.