With economy largely open and most Israelis vaccinated, positive test rate falls to 1%; serious infections hit a three-month low

Commemorations larger than last year but still lacking the thousands of foreign pilgrims who usually throng the streets of Old City, Bethlehem for Holy Week

Rescue services operating on the scene near coastal city of Hualien; disaster reported to be island's worst rail accident in recent decades

University president condemns 'abhorrent conduct'; Hillel campus group says student carrying matzah was verbally attacked, 'SS' symbol found in 7th incident this academic year

'Saluting all Israelis,' military flyby to include more towns than ever before after gathering restrictions largely lifted

Money could explain how Capt. Henry Every, then the world's most-wanted criminal for plundering ships carrying Muslim pilgrims back to India from Mecca in 1695, eluded capture

Observers initially scoffed at PA President Abbas's election decree as a ploy -- but intentionally or not, it has paved the way for the most serious challenge to his rule in years

Report says fathers not permitted to escort young daughters at ultra-Orthodox settlement's amusement playground due to illegally imposed separate hours

State Supreme Court says city can take down two monuments, including one of Robert E. Lee that was the focus of deadly 2017 event

'We still don't think we're ripe for this,' Chezy Levy says, warning Israelis still at risk from COVID despite successful vaccine drive, falling infections

Opposition figure condemns anti-Semitic remark by Waldemar Wojciechowski: 'It is a scandal to perpetuate such stereotypes'

Himmah to reportedly allocate some of donation to the Salaam Shalom Kitchen Nottingham, which aims to 'build community cohesion and break down barriers'

Church official says pamphlet issued for Maundy Thursday, which instructed readers to say a Hebrew prayer, was 'not intended to be a Christianized seder'

Head of Metropolitan Police's counterterrorism unit says Benjamin Hannam would never been allowed to join force 'had we known then of his interest in the extreme right wing'

Boaz BenMoshe sentenced to 30 months in prison for conspiracy to distribute prescription drugs, jumping bail; will serve less for time served in Israel while awaiting extradition