New York Times cites official saying special forces team penetrated enemy territory to guide strikes; 3rd strike reported in Kursk region Tuesday

Retailer says it will bring back products that have no alternatives on the market, while keeping others off the shelves

Outgoing justice minister claims incoming government has been finalized, prospective PM only seeking extension in order to pass 'problematic' legislation

After serving as a slave to the Nazi war machine on the Eastern front, Salen emigrated to the US, becoming an outfitter to the country's most powerful and influential people

6 couples who suspect the child is biologically theirs are seeking to force genetic testing to ascertain the matter

Moms were just as emotionally available during COVID outbreak as in normal times, research finds, surprising psychologists

East Jerusalem men wounded on Route 6 as attackers block their Lamborghini, hit them, then shoot them during treatment; medic: 'Bullets passed between my legs'

The movement is novel in its duration, its spread across provinces and social classes, and its readiness to openly call for the end of clerical rule

Keshet DAF’s simple, efficient, tax-advantageous model has made meaningful giving in Israel easier and more impactful than ever before.

Acknowledging 2 states distant as ever, secretary for the first time stresses importance of equal rights and justice under the law for both sides, keeping options open on Ben Gvir

Samuel Hayek, a leading figure in UK Jewry and Israeli politics, demands KKL use its considerable funds to help Jewish life around the world, warning it must do so to stay relevant

Netanyahu's Likud agrees to transfer hundreds of neighborhood facilities from education ministry to interior, after handing extremist lawmaker some school programming, report says

Iran's prosecutor general reportedly says notorious police units scrapped but State Department reports no evidence of any change

Sportswear giant drops Brooklyn Nets player, ending 11-year relationship, a month after he promoted antisemitic film

John Boyne orients 'All the Broken Places' towards adults rather than children, while deflecting criticism for getting facts wrong and sympathizing with Germans over Jews