Based on successful Israeli novel, movie 'Shepherd: The Story of a Jewish Dog' pares down complex narrative to convey historical and ethical lessons to younger generations

Motion uses some of the strongest language ever offered by a European Union nation on the issue

A new archaeological study of fish remains finds that regardless of biblical ban, ancient Holy Land residents didn't get the memo that fins and scales are a must

Nonprofit that operates 'psychological first aid' center says many of those calling were far more afraid of the Arab-Jewish violence in mixed cities than Gaza rockets

Letter accuses Jerusalem of operating 'a settler-colonial project committed to the ethnic cleansing of the Palestinian population'

Ministry greets vacationers with flowers and mandatory COVID-19 tests; new program aims to gradually reopen county's borders

Risk of some cancers may be reduced by boosting production of a single enzyme in the body, which in turns keeps BRD4 protein in check, say Ben Gurion University scientists

Top US diplomat says he passed along concern during visit to region, during which he heard of interest from both sides in maintaining Gaza ceasefire

Danny Fenster is among many reporters who have been detained, imprisoned or expelled since military took control in February coup

Tensions flare between pro-Palestinian, pro-Israeli activists in rallies across country, with Jews being spat on, cursed, physically and verbally assaulted in several instances

In Binyamina some 10 assailants smashed victim's windows, yanked him out and struck him repeatedly; none hurt in Lod incident

Drawing from USC Shoah Foundation's audiovisual archive, ‘The Memory Generation’ seeks to 'expand the pyramid of memory' by giving survivors' voices contemporary relevance

No vote held in areas of worn-torn country controlled by rebels where at least 8 million displaced civilians live; 5 million refugees in neighboring countries refrain from voting

Naim Qassem says terror leader just needed 2-3 days to recover and that not going forward with cough-filled public address would have raised even more questions

From Sanders to The Squad, many lawmakers apparently unwilling to decry attacks on Jews without also denouncing Islamophobia or 'all forms of racism'