Curtis Sliwa responds to a 2018 video that resurfaced, in which he warns Orthodox Jews are trying to 'take over your community' and are burden on tax system

Mordechai Karelitz, former Bnei Brak mayor, will be Haredi voice on 3-member panel, alongside IDF's ex-head of planning; April 30 tragedy claimed 45 lives, mostly ultra-Orthodox

PM says he aims to protect from fresh outbreaks with ‘minimum violation of routine,’ appoints Roni Numa to handle airport policy; Herzliya, Kfar Saba turn 'yellow'

In 1st formal meeting between an Israeli official and Biden since inauguration, Israeli president aims to set out positions of Bennett's government, breach chasms Netanyahu created

Chain-link fence near rescue services' staging ground adorned with photos and details of unaccounted-for residents, flowers and candles

Jameel Azbarga found dead in truck in the central city; attack reportedly revenge for Route 6 shooting in December that was carried out a day after Azbarga's father was killed

Detained include photographer; Turkish authorities have blocked the march since 2015, citing security reasons

Sit-down with Antony Blinken likely to focus on Iran and Palestinians; meeting with Manama's Zayani comes ahead of Lapid's Tuesday trip to UAE to inaugurate embassy

Spanish soccer team to compete at Jerusalem's Teddy Stadium on August 4, despite some reluctance over recent conflict in Gaza

In social media post, Fidaa Wishah, a Palestinian-American pediatric radiologist, also warned Jewish state, 'your end is coming sooner than you think'

5 others hospitalized over smoke inhalation; unclear how blaze in Beit Safafa was sparked; victims not immediately identified

156 still missing; other unspecified human remains found in rubble; first four victims identified as Stacie Dawn Fang, 54; Antonio Lozano, 83; Gladys Lozano, 79; Manuel LaFont, 54

President's visit will also include talks with executives of American Jewish groups, meetings at UN; before departing, he thanks US president for his support for Jewish state

Community leaders say they know 40 of the 159 declared missing in the building collapse to be Jewish; rabbi laments the 'rough road' ahead for the families