Family was apparently vacationing in wooden home; mother seriously injured, father in moderate condition, as fire engulfs building; brother, 6, unharmed

8 others wounded in Russian offensive in western Ukrainian city, Lviv governor says, as Russia intensifies strikes in and around capital

Iran's president tells military parade Iranians are watching Israel closely, adds that the strength of the armed forces deters Tehran's enemies

Israel's Royal Linen Capital signs $40 million deal to bring prestigious apparel brand to Israel, also secures rare agreement to manufacture its underwear line locally

Paramedics pronounce man's death at the scene near Kibbutz Lahav

Two men said seriously wounded; military says they hurled explosives at soldiers amid clashes in town of Yamoun, near Jenin; gunfire also reported in area

Semi-annual priestly blessing event appears to draw only a few thousand Jewish worshipers to Old City, as police struggle to contain violence in capital

Journalist Ariel Kahana receives annual prize for coverage of antisemitism in the US

Older people are more vulnerable during war due to their physical health, isolation, limited mobility, advocates say

Ukrainian prime minister says strategic city 'has not fallen,' as fighters hold out in massive steel factory; Zelensky says if Russia kills those troops, it will end peace talks

Officials from Riyadh threatened to publicize alleged corruption by Abedrabbo Mansour Hadi to prompt his resignation, Wall Street Journal reports

A faction within Williamsburg’s Satmar Hasidic community is warning followers not to accept holiday charity from Met Council because it holds 'all the abominations of the world'

After 15-year-old Arab Israeli stabbed a man in Haifa, her dad says she watched YouTube videos of Temple Mount clashes shortly before the incident

Arab-majority opposition party jeers Islamist faction for suspending its participation in coalition while the parliament is inactive, as right-wing lawmakers pillory Bennett