Qatari high jumper Mutaz Barshim says he gets stopped in street after he and Italy's Gianmarco Tamberi asked if they could both have medals in act of sportsmanship and solidarity

Kitty Hart-Moxon says most die with their tattoos so by having hers removed 'it'll be there for ever'; had enough of 'silly questions' when asked if it was boyfriend's phone number

Tomb covering removed and smashed marble strewn around it in graveyard which has been repeatedly targeted; Jewish community organization voices 'outrage'

A seemingly emboldened Tehran may be upping its aggressive posture in the region in order to press its nuke talks position and test new leaders in Washington and Jerusalem

Over 100 homes destroyed as Dixie Fire burns through mountain town; no injuries or deaths immediately reported; efforts delayed as some residents refuse to evacuate

Questions over whether Paris Agreement's aspirational target can be met as UN's first comprehensive scientific assessment of climate change since 2014 to be released Monday

Nicol Zelikman also hoping for a medal in Tokyo with ribbon discipline still to go; Israeli team finishes 4th in group all-around qualifiers

As much as he loved studying Torah, Waxman was equally devoted to traditional Jewish foods

Congresswoman spoke of people 'behind the curtain' exploiting 'the rest of us,' from Gaza to Detroit

IDF's projection in early 2021 that the Lebanese terrorist militia will try to initiate limited conflicts on the border comes true

Washington condemns terror group's rocket barrage on country's north 'in the strongest terms,' calls for calm

Sharansky, 73, who along with his Avital was vaccinated months ago, urges Israelis to get third vaccine dose if eligible for booster

Runner was in 3rd place with 4 km to go when she stopped running due to stomach pains, but came back to complete race; Israeli Maor Tiyouri comes in 48th

Military says it hit Hamas camp and rocket-launching position; Strip residents report blasts in the northern part of coastal enclave

$31 million set aside for various efforts to inoculate over 1 million unvaccinated, but legal hurdles remain; health officials say 600-700 seriously ill would trigger lockdown