Criticized for making Israel 'extra-polarizing issue,' unclear how lobby will navigate US general elections as endorsed candidates from opposing parties may run against each other

Twelve musicians from Israel and abroad will perform and jam with audiences for a week as part of Árkho project, at Israel-Palestinian culture house

In a new book, scholar Rafael Medoff shows how outlets downplayed news of the genocide until late 1943, as FDR's government and even Jewish leaders felt little pressure to act

A central site that contains a historic first well is on course for redevelopment after a global search turns up dozens of collective owners from the US to Sweden

Agriculture Ministry, Nature Authority, open probe into Hai Park in Kiryat Motzkin after social media post shows elephants apparently clinging to wall for shade

Alexander Historical Auctions head rejects 'nonsense' objections to sale of Nazi leader's candy bowl, girlfriend's swastika-studded dog collar, calling objects 'criminal evidence'

The recently fully opened European Jewish Center boasts event halls, a gym, kosher food, auditoriums, office spaces and a synagogue - and perhaps most of all, a sense of permanence

Legislation will push renewable energy projects, offer tax breaks on electric vehicles and cut emissions by up to 44% of 2005 levels, if bill can make it through Congress

After faction leaders Shaked and Hendel unify to raise both of their political fortunes, their unity government appeal might put them in position to crown Israel's next leader

German airline will still appoint manager to deal with prejudice; blames miscommunication for incident in which 100 people were removed to 'pay' for others refusing to don mask

“Magical Awakenings reveals how turning to prayer offers a comprehensive toolbox for all aspects of life in this most auspicious time during Tisha B’av and the Nine Days.

Navi Pillay says council does not question any state's UN membership, says colleague's remarks were 'deliberately misquoted to imply that social media controlled by Jewish lobby'

DC hoping for deal that preserves Jews' ability to travel to Israel, State Department spokesman says; ex-Moscow chief rabbi warns dispute is fostering fears of rising antisemitism

Suspect taken for medical treatment; military launches manhunt for cell that fled after attempted attack near northern West Bank city; no soldiers hurt

Proposed legislation by a European overseeing body would bolster the three country's largest ethnic blocs while continuing to disenfranchise at least 17 national minority groups