Moshe Tamam was brutally murdered by terrorists, one of whom was recently freed from jail to great fanfare in his hometown. Moshe's nephew, Dr. Ortal Tamam, discusses the legal struggles of Israeli terror victims' families.

Outside Israel, the world is enjoying the festive holiday period. In Israel, meanwhile, this is just another work week.

Nobel Peace Prize laureate, famed for his efforts against the racist regime in South Africa, was a supporter of Israel but at times a vocal critic of its treatment of Palestinians

After media reports said government considering using restrictions to push more to get shots, Mandelblit stresses only health reasons are taken into account

Officers arrive at man's house and find memorabilia including knives, bullets and an 'altar-like decoration' in the living room featuring pictures of Adolf Hitler

Omicron-linked staff shortages hit airlines with nearly 1,000 international and domestic flights scrapped Saturday; 6,000 flights affected globally over holiday weekend

Status will grant almost all the same rights as citizens, except voting in elections; can be renewed after 6 months if they prove their lives are centered in Israel

Report says Jerusalem believes Strip's economic deterioration must be stopped even without deal to free Israeli captives; could increase work permits, allow some dual-use materials

The embattled company's tech exploits are 'pretty incredible' and 'pretty terrifying,' say security analysts; users are 'passive, don't have to click on anything, have no control'

New South Wales also reports sharp jump in hospitalizations, as officials say most cases are of the Omicron strain, urge vaccine boosters

Told by her mother that the family were secret Jews, Angelina Muñiz-Huberman often writes about hidden identity, Iberian Jewry, and Jewish mysticism

With many countries going through renewed outbreaks, vaccine centers in Britain stay open Saturday to deliver 'jingle jabs'; Philippines celebrates amid typhoon devastation

Stars align in 'The Tragedy of Macbeth,' with a mature and experienced cast meeting an austere and chilling cinematic universe that seems half real, half fantasy

Starring Denzel Washington and Francis McDormand, highly abstracted version of Shakespeare's classic reaches US theaters, will stream online January 14

The once little-known NCAA Division III team in a US school perhaps best known for its rabbinic program has gone from nearly empty stands to packed home games and ESPN plaudits