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Dining under Siege

On display at a museum in Jerusalem is the largest and most beautiful collection of Crusader kitchen utensils ever discovered in Israel.Light on the “1967 Lines”

Relinquishing Israeli control of most of the West Bank is one thing: relinquishing a military presence is something different.What Got into the Scots?

Scotland once prided itself on being the only European country with no history of anti-Semitism. Times have changed.The Year that Changed the World

In 1979, Islamists grabbed the Middle East, and the world, by the throat. They haven't let go since.Between the Lines

An in-depth report on life in the Jewish settlements of the West Bank, and the people who live it.Russia’s Jewish Spring

The opening of a Jewish-studies department at St. Petersburg State University marks a quiet triumph for Jewish academic, cultural, and religious life in Russia.A Hand in Friendship

In a bold statement, the Orthodox rabbi Shlomo Riskin has called for strengthening the Jewish relationship with Christians and Christianity: "we will find far more which unites us than divides us."Cities of Jewish Success

From Bialystok in the east to Worms in the west, the story of great European centers of Jewish civilization is one of tremendous achievement followed, sooner or later, by crushing tragedy.An Israeli Nightingale

Shalev Menashe, a boy soprano, rehearses an aria from Mozart's The Magic Flute and, on tour in Poland with the Raanana Symphony, sings "A Ray of Light" by Koby Oshrat. (Video)     Damascus on Trial

Until now, Washington has imposed little cost on Damascus for its support of terrorism; with Gates v. Syrian Arab Republic, now on appeal, that may begin to change. (PDF)