Jerusalem resident in his 70s suspected of indecent acts against two people several years ago, one of them a family member

Serious cases still rising but expert says Israel may be at wave's peak with tens of thousands of undetected daily infections; finance, culture ministers announce aid for art world

Relatives say Amer Fakhoury, who succumbed to cancer in 2020, was arrested and tortured in custody

Investigators say they need to question former US president and his two eldest children, Ivanka and Donald Jr.; state authorities haven’t yet decided if bringing civil lawsuit

Schools in northern region shuttered due to weather; heavy rainfall expected along the coast throughout the day

Foundation cites Jewish executive's leadership, willingness to take risks in order to produce vaccine as quickly as possible; will donate money to Holocaust education

Jewish Democrat accuses Ron DeSantis of acting like a dictator, taking power away from local government in manner reminiscent of Nazi leader's rise

Civil servant is investigating allegations of alcohol-fueled gatherings but may not return with the clear findings that British PM's allies and enemies are hoping for

Eviction is first to take place in flashpoint Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood since 2017; city hall says it will use plot to build special needs school for Palestinians, kindergartens

The Times of Israel speaks with two legal experts for differing perspectives on the merits of the three cases against the former PM

Committee goes after Trump lawyers, advisers for advancing unsupported theories about election fraud and pushing efforts to overturn results

Case has been going on since 2005 amid dispute between heir of a Jewish woman forced to sell work when she fled Germany, and a Spanish museum that later purchased it

Anna Salton Eisen says she finds comfort in fact that community received so much support from government officials and neighboring communities

'This is not the way it should have to be in America, but unfortunately, it is the way,' says Attorney General Garland after houses of worship step up protection efforts

Since 2018 Tree of Life massacre, US Jewish Jewish groups have worked intensively to teach synagogues and community institutions how to best react when their lives are in danger