Netanyahu's party to propose deporting terrorists' families, jail terms for flying the Palestinian flag or burning Israel's, stripping citizenship for demonstrating during war

OurCrowd online event on May 23 explores technology that’s good for business and good for the environment

Body launched before COP26 in Glasgow last year comprises 180 leaders from across society; Herzog says 'cooperation is key'

Jens Stoltenberg welcomes membership requests by two countries neighboring Russia at 'crucial moment for our security'

Parents report that a spectator used a racial slur against Orange High School team; Catholic Diocese apologizes on behalf of Lake Catholic school for 'reprehensible' behavior

Union calls for attacks on medical staff to be treated as severely as attacks on police; action comes after patient's relatives run amok in Jerusalem hospital

Kyiv seeks prisoner swap, says garrison holed up in steelworks plant has completed its mission of stalling Russian advance; Moscow claims strategic city is being surrendered

Officers reportedly assault family members of man wounded at funeral for another Palestinian killed in clashes; police say they used 'reasonable force'

Anti-Defamation League decries as antisemitic the use of puppet-master imagery, such as used by Kim Crockett's campaign, to depict Jewish philanthropist

Listen to newly minted award-winning author Joshua Cohen speak about using art to 'obliterate political divides' in a bonus Times Will Tell podcast

Craig Greenberg beats out crowded field, promises to improve city safety, months after social justice activist opened fire at him but narrowly missed

As red carpet returns, Ukrainian president asks Hollywood to speak out against Russia's invasion, in the mold of films such as 'Apocalypse Now' and 'The Great Dictator'

As the nation girds for fire season, communities in the Mateh Yehuda Regional Council threatened by a large blaze last year are being accused of ignoring advice to avoid a repeat

Defense Minister urges regional coordination against Iran ahead of meetings with top Biden adviser Sullivan and Pentagon chief Austin; itinerary does not mention Abu Akleh killing

Born in Budapest in 1925, Lilly Toth lost her family to the Nazis. The valuable texts, on display May 15 at Montreal’s Jewish Public Library, show her attachment to her native land