Chinese authorities eager to draw attention to the 20,000 European Jews who escaped Nazi atrocities by sheltering in the city, where they remained throughout the war

Israeli content recommendation platform says it will list on New York Stock Exchange via Israel-based SPAC later this year

Education minister reportedly says new strains 'change the rules of the game'; over 50% of infected students are Haredi

Countries choose between American Pfizer and Chinese Sinopharm shots, as Beijing pursues its 'Belt and Road' globe-spanning infrastructure and trade network push

Sydney Taylor Book Awards go to stories of young boy bonding with a lonely kitten, a 7th grader learning friendship with terminally ill teen and an exploration of loss

NPR correspondent hears how her grandmother bolted Europe via Portugal; TV personality Andy Cohen finds out that ancestors came from Pale of Settlement

In the shift to renewable energy, a maximal approach is neither radical nor fanciful. It’s paramount for securing our environmental future

Speaking at a New York synagogue to mark 76th anniversary of liberation of Auschwitz, Secretary-General Guterres also calls for greater education about Nazi crimes

Intelligence Minister Eli Cohen leads delegation for first meetings with Sudanese leaders since Khartoum signed Abraham Accords

Dan Gertler had been sanctioned since 2017 for allegedly defrauding Democratic Republic of Congo of $1.4 billion in tax revenues over the past decade

Introduced to Ehud Manor's 'I have no other country' by former Israeli opposition leader Isaac Herzog, the Democrat quoted the verses in urging Congress to impeach Trump again

Former official says policy, introduced after Trump lost election, faced pushback because of free speech concerns; State Department did not have time to get ball rolling

Erdogan is eager to turn the page, as old antagonist Biden assumes office, but Jerusalem, sitting pretty with gas alliances and new Arab friends, will have some demands

Prosecutors deliver sole charge of 'incitement of insurrection' amid signs that Republicans are easing off criticism of former president for role in prompting storming of Capitol

Yellen, 74, previously served as chair of Federal Reserve, where she shifted focus from inflation to bringing down unemployment; she will be 3rd Jewish treasury secretary in a row