The Kremlin has lashed out at opposition activists and groups, as well as independent media and human rights organizations, with over 15,000 protesters said detained so far

Police complete ballistic test on weapons used to subdue stabber in deadly attack; two injured victims in stable condition, hospital says

New coercive measures to be announced as Biden heads off to Europe to meet with NATO officials as invasion of Ukraine enters its fourth week

Biden's nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson says 'the idea of equality — justice — is at the core' of her children's school, which was founded by Jewish families

Russia's army and leaders are acting 'like Hitler, like the German SS, like the... fascist army during World War II,' Duda says. 'Mariupol looks like Warsaw did in 1944'

Mohammad Ghaleb Abu al-Qi’an, who killed 4 in Beersheba terror spree on Tuesday, jailed over Islamic State ties after a judge said he expressed 'sincere remorse'

Employment Service says 163,800 Israelis out of work; at height of of pandemic, 24% of jobseekers unemployed

Huge Israeli study reveals markedly higher rates of depression, stress, anxiety, eating disorders, and associated medication among girls, though experts say boys impacted as well

Zelensky reports slow progress in negotiations with Moscow, but adds: 'We will fight to the last'; UN to consider three rival resolutions on Ukraine conflict today

Ukrainian president tells CNN Nazis killed his great-grandparents by burning down their village; does not refer to them as Jewish, in line with Soviet narratives about the war

Now screening in the US, director Nadav Lapid's new film draws heavily from its maker's experiences as it lampoons the measures taken to persuade artists to toe the party line

During investigation, officers temporarily take weapons from two men who shot attacker, but one of the two refuses to leave police station without his gun, leading to altercation

Washington calls killing of four Israelis 'despicable,' offers condolences; UN envoy to Mideast says 'no justification' for violence, and 'no excuse for praising such acts'

TAMA 38, national program to quake-proof older buildings that became popular in central Israel due to higher prices, set to end

Doris Yahbas, 49, Laura Yitzhak, 43, and Menahem Yehezkel, 67, were stabbed to death; Moshe Kravitzky, 50, died when terrorist rammed his bicycle