Cases spreading fast in Omicron bellwether UK, where some 1 in 30 of people age 70-plus had virus in one week. Israel should be concerned — but has an edge in rules and vaccines

Salvo marks latest escalation in cross-border attacks by Iran-backed group; civilian homes also damaged; military says it thwarted attack on liquified gas plant

Streets closed in leading ultra-Orthodox rabbi's hometown Bnei Brak, along with main highways; fears massive crowding may cause disaster; helicopter rescue on standby; schools shut

Telling the story of Turkey's Jewish community, 'The Club' forces viewers to confront historical persecution of minorities: 'We don't teach this part of history in schools'

Fall of Mariupol would mark a major battlefield advance for the Russians, who are largely bogged down outside other major cities; Ukraine says no military forces available to help

Ahead of Knesset address, Zelensky says Russian war crimes in Mariupol will be remembered 'for centuries to come'; Moscow claims to once again use hypersonic missiles in Ukraine

Prime minister to meet with Indian leader Narendra Modi as the two nations seek to expand on increasingly close ties, will also meet local Jewish community

Yellow suites with blue accents sparked speculation they were political statements against the war, but cosmonauts now say color was chosen months ago in honor of alma mater

Even in states with few Jewish residents, Holocaust education has become a key talking point in a largely partisan disagreement over how to address race issues in the classroom

New arrivals expected to pay symbolic sum toward water and electricity, while most of the cost will be covered by the state at around NIS 500 million

Menachem Mendel Cohen tells UK Jewish News several Jewish families were among those sheltering in city theater when it was destroyed, other families managed to leave on a convoy

17 tons of equipment cross border with staff from the Foreign Ministry and Sheba Medical Center, in preparation for Tuesday opening

While Russia has been denied a swift victory and Ukrainian army maintains a fierce defense, Moscow still retains the upper hand, with no sign that the war will soon be over

Daily new cases continue to hover around 7,000; serious cases appear to stabilize, with 326 hospitalized in severe condition and 133 of them connected to ventilators

Baz Karim Barzinji's home was hit in IRGC missile attack near US consulate in Erbil, in supposed response to alleged Israeli strike in Syria that killed two Iranian officers