Harvard law scholar says it would be his 'honor and privilege' to defend the US president against claims he incited the storming of the Capitol

Reports say US vice president has decided to attend January 20 ceremony; incoming president says he'd be 'honored to have him there'

Returning to Cairo as Jerusalem's top diplomat there, Amira Oron says there are plenty of opportunities to broaden ties and sees Egyptians finally warming up to the Jewish state

Health minister says 1,817,000 people have received initial shot of vaccine as rollout of 2nd dose begins; health official says impact of inoculations should be seen in 10 days

Officer reportedly gave interview to newspaper on events that led to death of Ahuvia Sandak; statement on behalf of cop says his arrest came as result of public pressure

Graduate student says she always treated students fairly; university looking into case

Twitter users suggested 2 other Jewish actors as alternatives for the portrayal: Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Timothee Chalamet

Hundreds of thousands of shots to arrive Sunday; medical staff, elderly Israelis begin receiving 2nd dose; virus death toll climbs, with over 300 fatalities since Jan. 1

Boeing 737-500 with 62 people onboard crashed shortly after takeoff from Jakarta, officials say

French-born Israeli Natan Levy joins a small but growing number of Jewish athletes on the world stage, seeking to prove that Jews can throw a punch and be mensches, too

But Pat Toomey stops short of saying whether he would vote to remove the US president from office if a Senate impeachment trial goes ahead

Google removes platform from its store, Apple threatens to follow, amid US curbs on online incitement

Kim Jong Un says he won’t use his nuclear weapons first, suggests he's open to dialogue, but also calls Washington his 'main enemy'

Threat comes after US president falsely claimed VP could overturn election results

US president also promised to make the official a national hero, according to leaked phone call from December