Religious officials participate in annual ceremony along with members of Netzah Yehuda, a battalion for Haredi troops

Louis-Ferdinand Celine's 'Guerre' to hit bookstores decades following his abandonment of personal papers as the Allies approached Paris during WWII

Two of those killed in the 1920 clash were veterans of the American 39th Jewish Battalion, Jacob Tucker and William Scharff, but for years their roles, and even names, were unknown

88-year-old US lawmaker was said to fail to recognize longtime colleagues and to repeat conversations

Echoing pleas for unity made by fellow Israeli leaders, defense chief calls for setting aside political differences because 'the bereaved relatives deserve this'

Propaganda posters reportedly engineered by Russian organization Our Victory, due to Sweden's push to join NATO

Israeli startup BetterSeeds is using CRISPR technology to address a growing global crisis

Israelis pack cemeteries to honor over 24,000 killed while serving their country and more than 4,000 killed in terror attacks

Probe by Disney, Vanity Fair report indicate Elisabeth Finch had long history of lying, including claim she helped 'clean up the body from the synagogue floor' after 2018 shooting

'We will fight for abortion rights with all of our strength,' head of Reform movement vows after publication of draft document indicating justices set to overturn Roe v. Wade

Jewish candidate Max Miller wins Republican nomination in House race; Democratic incumbent Shontel Brown, who has enjoyed pro-Israel support, cruises to primary victory

Country will come to standstill for siren at 11 a.m. followed by ceremonies paying respects to slain servicemembers and terror victims, before transitioning to Independence Day

Chief of Staff Andriy Yermak tells The Times of Israel that he expects Israel to be more pro-Ukrainian after Moscow insinuates Jews share blame for the Holocaust