Suspect believed to be linked to Yitzhak Abergil’s notorious crime syndicate; police seize a dozen weapons, $40,000, and three motorcycles that are suspected to be stolen

New research finds it likely wasn't just trauma and starvation that caused 98% of women to stop menstruating upon arrival at Auschwitz, and many to later struggle with infertility

Party rival Yair Golan praises reported move, which comes after left-wing faction failed to make it into the Knesset

Baruch Marzel and Michael Ben-Ari, founders of Otzma Yehudit who are both banned from running in elections due to incitement, to start new, even more extreme party

Man codenamed 'Husam' apprehended by Turkish police in Azaz, currently under the control of the Ankara-backed Syrian opposition, bringing number of arrests in case to 51

Syrian government opens Damascus-area camp -- where some 1.2 million people lived before the 2011 civil war -- for a rare visit by journalists to highlight its push for returnees

The comedian, in riffing on recent controversies involving Kanye West and Kyrie Irving, wasn’t exactly breaking new ground by insinuating Jews run the movie industry

Amendment allows criminal penalty for providing 'explicit sexual material' to students; Holocaust books often included in bans initiated by right-wing groups

Adnan Oktar, considered a cult leader by authorities, was convicted of several counts, including sexual abuse and depriving someone of their liberty

Education Ministry to summon Merav Schreiber for saying far-right leader's potential appointment as public security minister would lead to another political assassination

Corpses of Egyptian girls, aged 11 and 13, discovered in sewage system in separate part of camp reserved for die-hard supporters of terror group and their children

Experts warn against planned bill, warning it will place all rights in the hands of the governing majority; official warns int'l bodies could intervene if top court compromised

IDF says no soldiers hurt in early morning operations in West Bank; Border Police officers seize over a dozen weapon parts and $15,000 in cash allegedly intended for terror

When the Oscar-favored film opens Nov. 18, Jewish theatergoers will kvell over the protagonists, a scrappy pair who represent the Tribe much more favorably than the villain does

Bill has gained steady momentum since Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, ending federal right to abortion