Cops arrest two Bedouin men; law enforcement believes arms were intended for both criminal and terror purposes in West Bank; bust valued at $1 million

Initial results show Sanad Salaam al-Harbad suffered gunshot wounds to his back and buttocks, though cop who opened fire insists Rahat resident was shooting at security forces

Palestinians are divided over conflict, with some supporting Russia, which has long championed their cause, against Western countries that have always backed Israel

Known to Jewish community as 'The ‘Double P,' day will be celebrated by local synagogues in Dublin and by expats living in Israel

Three-time Cy Young winner, considered one of the greatest pitchers to ever play the game, famously didn't play in Game 1 of the 1965 World Series due to it falling on Yom Kippur

UN atomic agency report said to find that uranium was converted from one form to another, making it harder to dilute and transport out of country, as planned in emerging deal

Russian leader defends 'completely justified' actions in Ukraine; calls on Russians to unite against West's 'economic blitzkrieg'; rails against unpatriotic 'fifth column'

Cvil engineer Anoosheh Ashoori was accused of spying for Israel, aid worker Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe of plotting subversion; families maintained they were political prisoners

Thinkers Distillery in the Mahane Yehuda market plans to make everything from vodka and gin to rum, bourbon and tequila -- just better

Children are buried in trenches, residents scrounge for food and water and hospitals get bombed as Russian troops squeeze the life out of a Ukrainian city

Religious leaders, many from the Chabad movement, travel into war-torn country to mark holiday celebrating Jewish people's survival

Pentagon says Russia's military has suffered 7,000 deaths in invasion, threatening morale; population authority reports 11,390 Ukrainians have arrived in Israel since war began

White House pledges $1 billion in weapons for Kyiv after Zelensky's searing appeal to Congress; Kremlin calls US president's comments 'unforgivable' and rails against 'traitors'

Financial Times says Israeli prime minister is the key international broker between Moscow and Kyiv, as the two sides inch toward a ceasefire deal

Retelling an ancient redemption while praying for its own, a tiny Ukrainian community gathers in a synagogue destroyed by the Nazis, under the shadow of Russia's onslaught