Rights group says boy suffered injuries to his face when his parents' vehicle was targeted in one of several violent alleged incidents in West Bank in recent days

Center aims to become a national leader in the exploration of Jewish music, and will combine academic study of music with practical preparation for future performers

When Keren David was approached about breaking ground on a tough topic, the hit author and journalist had concerns. But 'What We're Scared Of,' out this week, is right on key

Leftover legislation includes bill forcing many Jews to add Sara or Israel to their names that was scrapped after WWII, but remaining text was incorporated into federal law in 1954

Health Ministry says 223,560 Israelis vaccinated in new daily record; health official says those inoculated abroad will need antibody test to leave quarantine

Campaign launched to fund return of Alex Goldfarb's body after he died while apparently attempting to scale Broad Peak on his own and without supplemental oxygen

Officials say previous administration didn't order enough doses or provide enough funding, meaning that push has not been accompanied by enough supply to meet demand

Beersheba researchers and their collaborators at Harvard say they've adapted the Mediterranean diet to make it twice as effective in eliminating liver fat

With unused doses at risk of being thrown out, some medical workers alert younger Israelis to where they can get vaccinated to prevent waste

Top US advisor on virus, banished by Trump, says was uncomfortable with ex-president's statements not based on scientific fact; vows to be 'completely transparent, open and honest'

Senate GOP leader says time needed to ensure 'full and fair process' following former US president's impeachment for inciting Capitol riot; Pelosi holds ultimate power over timing

Skirmishes break out after mob attacks officers, injuring policewoman; Netanyahu vows to act with a 'heavy hand' against those who violate virus restrictions

Jewish official is an outspoken defender of measure on internet providers, which was repealed by the Trump administration

Opening ahead of International Holocaust Remembrance Day, facility reflects a resurgence as the number of Jews in the country hits 3,100, up 75% from 20 years ago

Syria's state media says air defenses engaged 'Israeli aggression,' no immediate reports of casualties