Family Open Day a huge success at Nightingale House
More than 300 people attended the official launch of a new nursery at Nightingale House, the residential care home in South London, on Sunday.
The...
42 Orphans celebrate their Bat Mitzvah in Jerusalem
Colel Chabad, the oldest continuously-running social welfare organisation in Israel since 1788, hosted a bat mitzvah celebration for 42 orphan girls and their families...
Israeli Party ousts another leader
By James Marlow
The chairman of the Israeli Labor party, Yitzhak Herzog, has been ousted from his leadership role in the party’s primaries after seven...
Former MK Basel Ghattas begins prison sentence for smuggling phones
James Marlow
The former “Balad” Member of Knesset, Basel Ghattas began a prison sentence this week after accepting a plea deal in March. Ghattas, who...
Ex-PM Olmert released from jail, ending one of Israel’s biggest corruption sagas
By James Marlow
Former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert was released from prison in Ramle last Sunday morning after spending 16 months behind bars for a...
Belz School destroyed by fire
Over 80 firefighters and 15 fire engines were needed to put out a fire that broke out in the old Belz shul, that also...
Kay’s will remain closed for two year
By James Marlow
After a devastating fire last month that raged for more than ten hours, kosher food store Kay’s on Golders Green Road is...
Indian PM makes historic visit
By James Marlow
Narendra Modi became the first Indian prime minister to visit Israel this week as pomp and ceremony was once again seen at...
Amber Rudd considers banning Hezbollah and Al Quds Day march
By James Marlow
Home Secretary Amber Rudd is seriously considering the large amount of calls she has received to ban the anti-Israel Al Quds yearly...
Palestinian festival gets government go ahead, despite Hamas Links
By James Marlow
Despite originally threatening to cancel Palestinian Expo, a large festival run by people who claim Hamas is ‘no terrorist organisation,’ the government...