Russia concentrates its firepower on Severodonetsk, which Moscow now mostly controls; Zelensky says progress made in other areas of Ukraine

Report says Idit Silman told coalition figure that she'll release files on Nir Orbach if Bennett's party seeks to punish her for defecting: 'He'll come out of this finished'

Four more residents of Issawiya neighborhood reportedly arrested for attacking officers as they drove through area Wednesday evening

This year's march to take place along Rokach Boulevard rather than traditional route in central Aviv amid extensive construction work; public urged to avoid entering city in cars

Judge upholds appeal by woman from member of borough's Hasidic community who says her son was denied an adequate secular education

Hearings aimed at breaking through to viewers 'fatigued by a lot of things' in their lives, reminding them of riot with neatly curated video, 3D graphics, testimony and depositions

Panel heads say sessions will show how US Capitol riot was part of plan to overturn election; video shown from testimony of Ivanka Trump, former AG

House committee opens first hearing with new footage of deadly violence and startling testimony from Trump's inner circle, tying his false election claims to January 6 attack

Syrian military official claims country's air defenses managed to thwart most of attack but says civilian injured, material damage caused

Finance minister inundated with hate messages online amid intensifying criticism over high cost of living, series of reforms targeting Haredi communities

From Hank Greenberg to Aly Raisman, Jewish athletes have often spoken up against injustice. Here's a short history of others who have stood up for their values

Government report tallies 3,027 incidents last year, with vast majority related to right-wing extremism; antisemitism by Islamic extremists also rises

After recording of 2021 radio conversation resurfaces, Carl Paladino says any suggestion that he supports Nazi leader would be 'new low for the media'

Union head says finance officials 'live on another planet,' boasts of broad parental support for action; education minister sides with teachers: 'Their cause is for everyone'

Rep. Bennie Thompson will open first January 6 committee hearing by clarifying that panel's work is about more than looking backward, as US democracy 'remains in danger'