According to agency, terror group recruited Israeli citizen and Palestinian who had a valid permit to enter Israel, to gather intel on IDF and prepare for attacks

Interior minister begins process to close house of worship for up to 6 months over 'unacceptable' preaching; authorities say religious leader also defended jihad in sermons

University of Hong Kong study says COVID-19 mutation multiplies rapidly in bronchus, but much more slowly in the lungs compared to initial coronavirus; is possibly less severe

Manhunt underway for student's father who attacked educator as students were entering classrooms, causing teens to flee in panic; attack thought to be linked to family dispute

Marcus Fysh says he is sorry for making comments about vaccination passports

Ceremony is traditionally held on January 1, which in 2022 falls on Jewish day of rest; to accommodate Orthodox supporters, incoming city chief delays event by several hours

Founder urged schools to continue program even after Kristallnacht; exchanges appeared to have some success in persuading American partners to give Nazi regime benefit of the doubt

Experts say highly-infectious strain already outpacing others; 13% of cases in NY/NJ area are Omicron; EU chief: 'Once again, this Christmas will be overshadowed by the pandemic'

Top Israeli diplomat, Auschwitz Museum condemn Confederation party after protest features 'Vaccination Makes You Free' sign intended to mimic infamous slogan at death camp gate

It's no substitute for the real thing, but system set to be implemented on all infantry training bases will allow army to closely track troops' progress as they get combat ready

Ava Sayaka Rosen's TARO::TORA, created during a yearlong fellowship at the JCC East Bay, is simultaneously an art piece, a spiritual tool and a call to connect with nature

Works from Picasso, Renoir and more amassed by Emil Buhrle under new scrutiny after book raises questions about whether they were stolen from Jews during World War II

Churches asking Tourism Ministry for Christmas tourists to be allowed in as well as Jewish group, as Bethlehem and other cities ready for second yuletide season without visitors

Government will reportedly have say over which countries get unwanted AstraZeneca shots through COVAX program as it seeks to bolster diplomatic ties in Africa

State-run media claims most missiles shot down during overnight attack, but admits one fatality and material damage to unspecified sites