Zman Yisrael editor Biranit Goren and Knesset reporter Carrie Keller-Lynn tackle legal reforms; also, bill revoking terrorists' citizenship, cost of living triage and too much meat

Lisbon court says no 'single fact' shows Rabbi Daniel Litvak gave priority to requests of Jews for Portuguese citizenship, in investigation tied to oligarch Roman Abramovich

The former US security contractor who escaped prosecution in the US after leaking classified documents detailing government surveillance programs has lived in Russia since 2013

His father was a colleague of Yasser Arafat. His mother was born into a British Mandate marriage between a Jew and a Muslim. Hear how Mark Halawa recently became an Israeli citizen

Over 1,900 descendants of those forced out during the Holocaust have reclaimed citizenship since law change in 2019, although not all are sure their relatives would have approved

Heba Nabil Iskandarani had been technically stateless her entire life, then she found her Palestinian father had Sephardi heritage

Community head Oskar Deutsch hails annual grant of €4 million as 'historic step' that anchors Jewish life 'as a natural and inseparable part of Austria'

Vienna-born Ben Zion Lapid left Austria 76 years ago, received passport under legislation to restore citizenship to those persecuted by the Nazi regime

From September tens of thousands of Israelis will be eligible following change in law; government says measure 'in line with Austria’s ongoing endeavor for reconciliation'

Of the 153,767 applicants, 52,823 came from four Latin American countries whose combined Jewish population is smaller than 10,000