Soldier saved by ceramic armor plating in his vest; latest incident follows fatal friendly fire killing of an IDF soldier earlier in the week

Former US president has cried foul over raid on Mar-a-Lago home, challenging validity, but Justice Department is refusing to give details, claiming ongoing probe would be damaged

In open letter, Hill reveals his 20-year struggle with anxiety, telling fans he is stepping away from 'media appearances and public facing events'

Rabbi Ari Lamm speaks with one of the most prolific writers, teachers and podcasters in the world of new media

Efforts to rehabilitate valley conduit stymied as conservationists seek to reverse damage from years of conflict and politics, resource abuse and pollution

IDF troops confiscate property, weld doors of offices in Ramallah shut, after defense minister ratifies 2021 decision to outlaw groups over alleged ties to PFLP

Feud with families of those killed in 1972 massacre exacerbated by Abbas 'holocausts' comment during press conference with German chancellor

The Jewish nightclub owner, born Rolf Sigmund Sostheim, fled Germany for Israel in 1933 but later returned to Berlin to become the city's 'king of nightlife'

Closure highlights the wide-scale demographic and social shifts reshaping the UK Jewish community, as Haredi residents with strict kosher requirements grow in numbers

TV cites member of Nathan Fitoussi's unit saying troops fired into air when surprised by another IDF squad, poor visibility a known issue and incident not properly investigated

Staged once a decade since the 17th century, the production brings visitors from around the world. The man directing it, Christian Stückl, says his changes are long overdue

Upstate New York property, frequented by stars, Jewish guests and others until it shuttered in 1986, thought to have inspired 'Dirty Dancing.' Cause of blaze under investigation

Dr. Rochelle Walensky says public health body 'fell short' in dealing with coronavirus, proposing restructuring plan aimed at making CDC more nimble and improving communication

Long reconciliation process reaches successful conclusion as 'frenemies' agree to swap envoys, a major step that could have important implications for Middle East

Immediately following its August 5 launch, the program drew criticism for embracing antisemitism and election lies - but, as one reporter finds out, it's far from one-dimensional