President hints at possible 'value-based considerations' in choice of candidate; reprimands Likud's Ohana for speaking against PM's trial: 'That's your opinion, I can't accept it'

If the 4 apparent changes in Israeli society that are apparent from the last election are cultivated between now and the next one, we can expect a healthy outcome, at last

Evidentiary stage of Israeli leader's trial commences, at the same time president meets party leaders to receive their recommendations for the next prime minister

US secretary of state in early message warns that wickedness 'on a grand scale can and does happen,' says 'we honor the lost by remembering and by learning'

Marwa Elselehdar was hundreds of miles from the canal when accident took place, but online rumors quickly spread saying she was responsible

President's consultations with each of the 13 incoming political parties streamed live; he is expected to assign lawmaker mandate to form a coalition by Wednesday

As president meets party representatives over whom to task with forming coalition, Netanyahu's trial gathers pace, with state prosecutor setting out case and key witness testifying

Worshipers attend limited services, hold virtual events and get vaccinated on Christianity's most joyous feast day

Newly formed Shalhevet Scottsdale High School will merge remote instruction with in-person student gatherings in a possible new education model for smaller US Jewish communities

Only students in 3rd grade and below will resume normal studies; most pupils will remain in capsules or learn remotely part of the time

Leading Reform rabbi, community organizer fought racism and discriminatory policies, starting with early marches with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Authorities trying to determine if guests arrived at party in unregistered village near Rahat knowing they had virus

A beloved figure at home due to his likeness to his late father, king's half-brother is a former soldier, pilot who was educated in US, UK and stripped of royal title in 2004

Investigation indicates preteen beat Andrei Tiomkin on the head with a sharp object in an abandoned building in Holon, causing his death

Zabulon Simantov, who tends to country's lone synagogue, fears US military’s promise to pull out will leave vacuum, likely to be filled by the Taliban