Prayers also held for Jewish New Year at Cairo synagogue for first time in 70 years

Agency says man, who has family in Israel, was instructed by Iran's security services to spy on various targets in country, hiding spy tech in empty tissue box

Individual still held in Tehran, source says; three members of the Jewish community were initially arrested earlier this month during regime crackdown

Diplomatic correspondent Lazar Berman on Iranian Jews and the new Peru government; Palestinian affairs correspondent Jack Mukand on PA President Mahmoud Abbas's media blitz

Two people detained in Tehran and third individual arrested in Shiraz; community members express hope all will be freed soon

In letter, Iranian Jewish body condemns deadly unrest by 'enemies' seeking to 'target unity of people'

Seemingly for the first time, Iran's leading Jewish body says synagogues must close daily at 5 p.m., citing need to protect life as protests rage over woman's death

15 years after a Muslim AP newsman photographed daily life of Jews in the nation that is home to the Middle East’s second-largest community, his unique project finally sees light

Woman is in immediate danger of deportation from Turkey to Iran, with Israel-based family fearing for her life; 'This is clearly a humanitarian case,' says attorney

Haredi rabbi who attempted to establish Jewish community in Saudi Arabia visits Iran's Jewish sites, religious leaders