Mitt Romney’s presidential campaign is forced to cancel a $50,000 per plate fundraiser in Jerusalem as it was planned to take place on a Jewish fasting day. [The Huffington Post]

Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert has no plans to return to politics. [JTA]

Jacob Klaven’s in-flight proposal to girlfriend Natalie Cohen revolved around Judaism. [The Huffington Post]

Jewish cancer survivors find support through a new network, R-Mission. [JTA]

Frank Foley, a British spy who saved German Jews during the Holocaust, is honored at the entrance to Hoop Lane cemetery in Golders Green, London. [The JC]

The Claims Conference board approves $272 million in new allocations for the next two fiscal years. [JTA]

AIPAC cites “lawlessness” in Egypt and the country’s election of an Islamist president in its latest fundraising appeal. [JTA]

A Jewish teen is sentenced to eight years in jail for killing an Arab in Jerusalem. [Haaretz]