Military says crossing will stay open during intermediate days of the festival, despite rising violence

The Holy City's famed golden stones glow as dozens of the city's historical sites are lit up at night. Through December, an illuminating guided bus tour tells their stories

Russian news agencies say train oil tanker caught fire; bridge built on Putin's orders is symbol of illegal occupation of peninsula; serves as key supply route for Russian troops

Company denies change of name for 'ptitim' is attempt to distance itself from Israel, a move that some companies have made for political reasons

Attorney makes sign during argument with mother of anti-fascist rapper murdered by group; also minister's father, he published books questioning Holocaust, calling Jews 'sub-human'

US has no indications Moscow is preparing weapons of mass destruction, but president's warning could have consequences as other countries, including Russia, take note

Spokesperson says no signs Russia will imminently use weapons of mass destruction, after president raised 'prospect of Armageddon' in response to Putin's threats

US-based Masih Alinejad, target of a 2018 kidnapping attempt by Iranian agents, says compulsory hijab is a tool of oppression, the 'weakest pillar' of Islamic Republic

Water installations in Iran's capital appear to be pouring blood amid weeks of women-led protests that have seen scores of demonstrators killed by security forces

In unusual incident, light aircraft with two passengers mistakenly touches down at northern airbase, with military on high alert due to border tensions

Memorial, one of the leading Russian civil advocates, will have Moscow headquarters seized, with prosecutors accusing it of 'rehabilitating Nazi criminals'

A covert note in 1974 Moscow led to David Harris secretly helping refuseniks, and set him on a path to 32 years as AJC's CEO and quietly setting the stage for the Abraham Accords

Ambassador Tom Nides derides criticism of US-brokered negotiations made by Netanyahu, says predecessor David Friedman is 'wrong' potential agreement favors Lebanese side

Firms that adhere to embargo must now tell the US government when settling charges, as Abraham Accord countries discard decades-old protocol but Iraq, Syria double down

Jonathan Greenblatt calls Tesla CEO the 'Henry Ford of our time,' after his organization repeatedly condemned the automotive pioneer, but later says 'the reference was wrong'