Police say wanted man shot trying to escape security forces near Ramallah, is taken to Jerusalem hospital for treatment

Japan says launches a threat to regional peace and safety; Pyongyang also fired short-range weapons presumed to be cruise missiles over the weekend

Outlets say those with ties to NY governor received preferential access to tests in March 2020; state troopers allegedly used to help transport samples

Good governance group calls on Civil Service Commission to file official complaint against Tzachi Braverman for posting picture of himself voting for Likud

Meretz head assails Netanyahu over hate attack in Kafr Qasim, says 'sick racism' backed by his far-right political partners

No change in pharma firm's figure for prevention of severe illness, which is still 100%; final results could be adjusted by a few percentage points

Erdan tweets he had 'productive' call with American homeland security secretary; program allows for 90-day visits for business or tourism and is seen as a facilitator for trade

Columnist says the first issue of Saphir, an initiative of the Maimonides Fund, will deal with Jews and social justice

Work to clear vessel from crucial waterway set to resume, with continued closure potentially affecting energy shipments

Cindy Hyde-Smith cites Exodus verse to explain why Georgia Republicans want to end voting on Sundays

Islamist party Ra'am loses a seat to Meretz but remains key player; 425,000 ballots remain; tensions emerge in Netanyahu's bloc

Measure helps close legal loopholes that caused rejection of many applications; German Jewish group calls move a 'gesture of decency'

Rachel Levine, who served as Pennsylvania's top health official, becomes the first openly transgender person to win Senate confirmation

Prime minister fears the Islamist party could back legislation that would bar him from forming a coalition, report says

Though predating the pandemic, bigotry has escalated in the last year. Here's what leaders and active members of the Asian-American Jewish community have to say, in their own words