More than 350 members of the Jewish community of Tomsk, Russia, celebrated last week a series of events.

Manhunt continues for 19-year-old Dzhokar Tsarnaev; police kill 26-year-old brother Tamerlan after reports of gunfire and explosions following shooting of cop on MIT campus; Boston put under lockdown.

Israel’s leaders expressed their solidarity with the American people in the wake of Monday’s Boston bombings, as they condemned the now-confirmed terror attack which claimed three lives and injured 140.

Former PM says Israel has done ''many things quietly'' to prevent Iran, but effort must be led by US. Olmert, two ministers and envoy to US will address ‘Post’ New York conference on key issues next weekend.

After Egypt denies accusation of Eilat rockets, Defense Minister Danon says Israel will work to maintain cooperation with Cairo.

Suspects have been identified, FBI says they are armed and dangerous; one suspect seen planting backpack that exploded.

City council plans to erect monument in question near Museum of Polish Jews; could infringe on memory of murdered Jews.

Ahead of ''Friends of Syria'' talks, 'AFP' reports US Secretary of State Kerry stressing timeliness of intervening in Syrian conflict.

Unconfirmed report in 'Asharq al-Awsat' cites unidentified sources as saying Hezbollah fighters refuse to fight in Syrian civil war in support of President Bashar Assad; Syrian rebels urge Lebanon to reign in Hezbollah.

Likud MK Moshe Feiglin calls for unification of Sephardi and Ashkenazi chief rabbi roles, says Rabbi Lipman is first on-board.