Molly Malekar says Amnesty International's report is too sweeping an indictment that ignores human rights work, wrongly depicts Arab Israelis as helpless victims

Israeli startup PulmOne doubles its revenue by bringing hospital-quality pulmonary exams to doctors’ offices

What we know about the NSO affair, what we don't -- and its potential consequences

Defense Ministry says interceptor system able to down drones, rockets and cruise missiles from aboard Sa’ar-6 corvette

Two pilots, one civilian on the ground killed in accident; decades of sanctions make Iran's aging fleet hard to maintain

In letter to UN rights chief, Washington says an invasion could lead to 'kidnappings or torture' of 'political dissidents and religious and ethnic minorities'

Approval dependent on outcome of probes into alleged misuse of Pegasus software, with MKs set to discuss matter next week

With inflation and unemployment rising, organizations like the Joint Distribution Committee adapt to continue serving tens of thousands of elderly and poor clients

Florida sheriff's office says Sondra Wiener and her husband Marvin discovered at home with gunshot wounds, in apparent murder-suicide

Ezra Goldstein took over Park Slope's Community Bookstore in 2009 to bring it out of debt and become known as 'the oracle' of the borough's literary community

White House warns Moscow moving closer to launching attack as France's Macron brokers meeting between US, Russian leaders in last-ditch diplomatic gambit

New policy document also vows support for 'bipartisan approaches to ensure voter access' after omission of items by JFNA trigged queries from constituents

In her new memoir/parenting guide 'And How are the Children?,' Marjorie Margolies describes the diverse family she cobbled together while fighting for social equality

As Russian invasion looms, minister tells Ukrainian Jews that Israel 'open to them during normal times as well as in emergencies'