After package delayed, woman in The Netherlands who sent it to her grandchildren in Holon discovered offensive phrase was added to postal code

Suspect handed over to German authorities over allegations he led group behind website that posted pro-Nazi and anti-Semitic material

Netherlands judiciary is the only one in the world outside of Israel that punishes husbands who refuse to give their wives a writ of divorce or 'get' — with fines and even jail

The Netherlands says Hedwig Waltmans-Molier was standing in her living room with her husband when she was hit by debris from explosion

Airline failed to provide 'a discrimination-free environment during a flight,' rules Dutch Board for Human Rights

Minister says Ramallah-based Union of Agricultural Work Committees paid salaries to members of PFLP terror group accused of murdering Israeli teenager

Warning comes during government inspection of Israel Products Center, an importer and retail outfit run by Christians for Israel group

The museum's usual 3,500 daily visitors, 90% of whom are foreign, has dropped to 1,000, all of whom are local; management says the decrease is a major threat to its bottom line

Lawmakers in Netherlands back appointing national coordinator, creating special police units for anti-Jewish crime, but oppose financing protection for community institutions

Restitution organization says national rail operator HS should have consulted with community and survivors, rather than just announce 5 million euro donation to memorial centers