Eyewitnesses say vehicle had just entered parking lot when it exploded; victim declared dead at the scene

Cannes-winning movie will be screened at opening event this month, along with retrospective of past works

Video purports to show blindfolded Palestinians led through street by troops near Ramallah; military holds drill near Hebron

Battle for the right heats up, with nationalist party positioning itself to scoop up voters ‘who regret voting for Yamina and New Hope'

Human tests expected within a year; inventor says approach has potential for many viruses, including influenza, Zika, West Nile, and hepatitis B

In Paris, PM says he told Macron there would be no new settlements; slams incident at Western Wall, claiming Israel the 'only country in world without religious freedom for Jews'

'Resilient Gaza team has never wavered,' news agency's president says; Israel destroyed the Al-Jalaa building where AP's previous bureau was, saying Hamas also operated there

According to a 2020 study, the town is 50% Jewish; it has only seen a handful of major antisemitic incidents over the years

If he fails for a fifth time to form a government, polls show the Likud leader will find himself without Haredi support and challenged within his party. He has one last chance

'Unfortunately, we the people of Israel know too well the reality of happy occasions marred by grief,' president says at US Embassy celebration

Advocacy organization says CUNY Law's endorsement of anti-Israel boycott movement is discriminatory, urges probe by city and state authorities

Shooting leaves a trail of devastation in the heart of the Chicago suburb of about 30,000 where about half of residents are Jewish

When Pri Etz Haim-Ort was served an eviction notice, a Jewish leader got Israel, the EU, US and others to pressure local authorities to come to the aid of the tiny community