Former US secretary of state cites Israeli minister's 2018 speech mentioning raids, and State Department notes generally that such operations were public knowledge

The organization, which canceled its visits for over a year due to COVID-19, says it expects hundreds of tour groups over the next few months

Lebanese newspaper says bloc wants time to pressure Jewish state on formally allowing voting in capital, a matter on which Israel has been silent

With only 58% of residents receiving 1st shot, town known for alternative lifestyles sees 13 classes and 3 kindergartens quarantined

Aim is to provide first blueprint of another animal's language, using robot fish to record sperm whale talk, and cutting-edge machine learning and linguistics methods to decode it

British PM calls reports of leaked remarks from debate over imposing a third UK lockdown 'total, total rubbish,' as pressure on him mounts ahead of local elections

Probe part of a broader assessment of the threat of violent extremism following January 6 insurrection at the US Capitol

We have worked hard to transcend the loss of a son murdered by terrorists, but the bull’s eye of grief and trauma at the center of everything never goes away

'This year, we pray for the whole world,' says one participant, as virus restrictions keep away thousands who normally flock to Tunisia's Ghriba synagogue to mark Lag B'Omer

Donations to HIAS soared in response to Trump's tough policies, but with fewer arrivals the group struggled to spend. Now it waits for a pledged reversal that's slow to come

With so little money paid into sovereign wealth fund, Adam Teva V'Din seeks to fix transparency rules for details on natural resources owned by public, exploited by private sector

Turkey is weak diplomatically and economically, and won't retaliate, but for Israel, strategic interests still trump moral declarations

In the past some Jewish organizations lobbied to stop US from recognizing the genocide, in part to protect Israel's strategic ties to Turkey

Continuing to defy calls for resignation, New York governor denies accusations of inappropriate behavior with female employees

Aviva Okeson-Haberman fatally hit in her own apartment; was about to start new job covering social services and criminal justice