Michael Leventhal talks about his book, 'Babka, Bolou & Blintzes,' a collection of Jewish chocolate recipes by 50 Jewish food writers

Court dismisses late prosecutor Nisman's claim against now VP Fernández de Kirchner, says Argentina-Iran deal for probe into 1994 AMIA terror attack 'did not constitute a crime'

Policy makers say massive allocations will go a long way toward solving problems plaguing Arab Israeli communities. But some ask whether throwing money at the issue will be enough

Some 1,000 party members and lawmakers will reportedly be eligible to vote for a chairperson; unclear if anyone will challenge incumbent; no vote to be held for party's slate

The Florence Scroll, painted by an Egyptian Jewish pilgrim, is unrolled and displayed at the Israel Museum in the 'Painting a Pilgrimage' exhibit

US State Department says Hady Amr used meetings in 4-day trip to advance 'tangible improvements for Palestinians while preserving prospects for 2-state solution'

Nachman Ash says he understands the doctors-in-training had greater expectations from negotiations but says they're not possible to immediately implement responsibly

Move sets the stage for a likely clash between former president and House Democrats who are investigating his role and that of his aides in the run-up to attack

Mark Oppenheimer recounts the deadliest antisemitic attack in US history via interviews with those impacted, in community where his father, grandfather and great-grandfather lived

AS UTJ's Meir Porush loudly reads Psalms from floor, forcing Knesset panel to temporarily recess; unfazed committee chair tells colleague he's free to protest as he wishes

Party-line Democratic vote to raise debt ceiling by nearly half-trillion dollars brings instant relief in Washington and far beyond, but still only a reprieve for 2 months

PM, Health Ministry say pupils can return to class upon receipt of negative PCR test; they will then take rapid tests for a week, at the end of which a negative PCR will clear them

'Resh' will be asked by panel that approves senior appointments to respond to 2 accusations made against him in anonymous letter, though they're unlikely to unravel nomination

Justices insist personal beliefs won't influence rulings; but some Jewish groups aren't appeased and worry erosion of court's reputation could eventually harm religious minority