Both Iranians and Western powers optimistic as two days of nuclear talks in Geneva conclude; sides agree to meet again on November 7-8 amid reports that Iran showing readiness to scale back uranium enrichment.

Nabil Fahmy says prolonged instability will ''reflect negatively on region''; US wrong to assume Egypt will always follow US line.

Anti-Semitism often lies behind anti-Israel feelings, says American Jewish director Woody Allen.

World powers still needed to hear more details about Iran’s proposal when negotiations in Geneva on Tehran’s nuclear programme continue on Wednesday, a spokesperson for EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton said.

Prime Minister calls Abbas to wish him a good holiday.

Figure presented in Knesset Committee for foreign workers.

''Ometz Lev seeks to promote female leadership, transparency, sustainability and religious tolerance in Jerusalem,'' says Naomi Tsur.

World Jewish Congress President Ronald S. Lauder welcomed reports that Argentine, Roman and Catholic authorities are moving to block a funeral for notorious Nazi war criminal Erich Priebke, who died Friday at age 100.

Officials in Washington say inability to reach compromise harms attempt to pressure Tehran during nuclear talks in Geneva

Talks between the Six world powers (US,Russia, China, UK, France and Germany) and Iran on its nuclear programme started Tuesday in Geneva.