Gina Carano fell under heavy criticism after she posted on social media that 'Jews were beaten in the streets, not by Nazi soldiers but by their neighbors.... even by children'

'He assembled, inflamed and incited his followers to descend upon the Capitol,' the lead impeachment manager, Rep. Jamie Raskin, D-Md., said Wednesday in an emotional and personal speech

This is the first time the Democratic Majority for Israel has publicly responded to domestic Israeli politics, as Netanyahu signs a surplus vote sharing agreement with far-right party ahead of March's election

Fredy Hirsch was a revered, openly gay Jewish youth leader who brightened the lives of kids at Theresienstadt and Auschwitz and saved many from death. Why is he virtually unknown in Israel?

Turkey has carried out numerous cross-border ground and aerial offensives against the PKK, which maintains bases in northern Iraq

Al-Hathloul, who pushed to end a ban on women driving in Saudi Arabia, was arrested in 2018 and sentenced to almost six years in prison last December

A party head with even a shred of shame, principles and self-respect would have announced that he’d rather risk losing a Knesset seat than cooperate with a gang of dangerous extremists

Amid complaints of conflicting authorities and short notice, first to fourth grade students will return in first wave of reopening, but in areas with low rates of coronavirus infection only

Back in January, Netanyahu and Finance Minister Katz announced a nine step plan to hand out an estimated 15 billion shekels ($4.6 billion) in coronavirus grants. But most of the clauses haven't entered preliminary discussions, let alone advanced work...

The new basket includes 117 new medications and technologies that will be used to treat more than 170,000 Israelis ■ Half of state funds to go for cancer, lung diseases

Despite a decrease in antisemitic incidents since 2019, the pandemic is fueling new strands of antisemitic discourse – from conspiracy theories of Jewish involvement in spreading the disease for malevolent and financial purposes, to expressions of ...

Citing intelligence sources, the British weekly said a team of more than 20 agents, including Israeli and Iranian nationals, carried out the November 2020 ambush on scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh after eight months of surveillance

Despite obstacles, many are optimistic that the first Palestinian elections in 15 years will be held, as Hamas and Fatah release joint statement in step toward reconciliation

In the plan to approve apartment construction in industrial zones in the central district, some 20 percent of living space would be allocated as affordable housing

Iran previously warned Western nations that it will produce uranium metal, which is essential for the core of nuclear weapons

Channel 12 poll gives the far-right-Kahanist Religious Zionism party five seats, with parties opposed to Netanyahu getting a total of 61 seats out of the Knesset's 120

Cops refused to believe knife in man’s car was for opening packages in a hurry, but judge believed him

Flutes made of bone go back tens of thousands of years, but this modified snail is the oldest shell-wind instrument ever found, scientists say

Authorities reveal doubling of domestic abuse reports in Lebanon, two months after it outlawed sexual harassment and reformed its divorce law

In the first of a series of articles ahead of Israel’s March 23 election, a brief history of Jewish governance – and why the numbers 3.25 and 61 are so important in this election

Fulton County prosecutors have sent letters asking state officials to preserve documents related to Trump's January call with the Georgia's Secretary of State pressuring him to 'find more votes'

An ex-cop who doesn’t trust translations, a woman seeking God: Why devout Christians are taking Zoom classes in Jewish studies and biblical Hebrew at an Israeli institute

Cabinet secretary says disclosure of coronavirus cabinet minutes would have a chilling effect that could make ministers hesitant to speak their minds

The metal block with old Turkic script reading 'Look at the sky, see the moon' was apparently placed near Gobekli Tepe as a publicity gimmick before Erdogan announced the country's space program

A return to almost-normalcy relies on the vast majority of Israelis over age 50 getting vaccinated for COVID-19, but it isn't happening. New studies explain who isn't getting the shot, and why

Hady Amr, the Biden administration’s deputy assistant secretary of state for Israeli-Palestinian affairs, is coming in with a fresh perspective, regional relationships and years of experience – and he has a lot of work to do

Likud strikes deal with Religious Zionism and reserves spot on its election roster for the party, made up of hard-right parties that united at his request

I am familiar with David Schoen’s navigation between Jewish observance and public life. But my empathy with him is transient. As Donald Trump’s lawyer, instead of honoring Orthodox Jewish identity, he is debasing it

'I thought that instead of having them play in the street, I can teach them,' says Reem El-Khouly who teaches 30 neighborhood children in Egypt's northern Dakahlia province

Israeli Aleph Farms in conjunction with a Technion professor created lab-cultivated meat that is produced on a 3D printer, and it hopes to be selling it to restaurants by next year

Earlier on Wednesday, the coalition said it had intercepted and destroyed two armed drones launched by the Houthis towards civilians in Saudi Arabia

Principals complain that particularly the needs of students at risk cannot remain unaddressed with schools shut – and say they're left with no choice but to go underground

Many individuals and companies use Trello to organize tasks and schedules; the problem is that some forget to set their privacy settings, needlessly exposing sensitive information

Participants wave Iranian flags and 'Death to America' and 'Death to Israel' signs as Rohani raises prospect of 'dialogue' with outside powers over nuclear

40 percent of Israel's population have been vaccinated with first dose of the coronavirus vaccine, while 25.2 percent have received second jab

Speaking at a conference held by newspaper affiliated with the settler right, Mendelblit says 'it's concerning' to see Liat Ben-Ari assigned security detail

As larger numbers of people are crossing the border, hundreds of newly released immigrants are getting dropped off with nonprofit groups where accounts prolonged detentions are growing

A 53-percent reduction in new coronavirus cases, a 39-percent decline in hospitalizations and a 31-percent drop in severe illnesses are reported among the first fully-vaccinated group

Israel to reopen schools in areas with low COVID infection, high vaccination rates starting Thursday ■ Israel demands negative test for inoculated arrivals

Israeli political parties are barred by law from using the military in their campaign advertising

The novel by Boris Pasternak consternated others too: 'One of the most despicable books about Jews ever written by a man of Jewish origin'

The Mysterious Case of Hand on Head caused confusion for many viewers and frenetic discussions on Jewish Twitter, where political polarization fell away in favor of shared bemusement

In the rift between the White House and the Prime Minister’s Office, the U.S. president aims to signal to Netanyahu: ‘You’re nothing special.’ While Israeli intelligence says Iran is two years from a bomb, the outgoing Mossad head hopes to be...

Israel’s Military Intelligence sees Iran and Hezbollah as the year’s main challenges, but the coronavirus pandemic is bound to reshape the Middle East through 2021

The Holocaust researchers, who have been victims of a smear campaign in Polish media, must publish an apology after niece of the man, a mayor during World War II, sued them

Heiko Maas says Palestinian statehood 'required by international law' for jurisdiction, is slammed by former Palestinian official: 'No self-respecting state should accept instructions from (or intimidation by) Israel'

The prime minister's coalition is spurred on by the far-right Religious Zionism party, while Gantz's Kahol Lavan scrapes over the threshold for entering the parliament in the March election, Kan poll finds

Preschools through fourth grades will reopen in areas with low COVID infection rates, second stage of leaving COVID lockdown, more reopenings expected to start at the end of the month

Turkey's first moon mission is soliciting Tesla and SpaceX boss Elon Musk for possible cooperation

Excitement at the special clinic in south Tel Aviv contrasts with other Israeli vaccine centers right now, where younger citizens are proving reluctant to receive the two shots

The last year has seen a wave of IPOs by startups with no revenues, much less profits, but promises of a brilliant future

Fatah and Hamas, despite rift, release statement with other Palestinian groups pledging 'to abide by the timetable' for balloting and 'respect and accept' the results of the elections set for May and July

Staffing and wage increases outpaced population growth, while pay gaps persisted between genders and communities

Ahead of Trump impeachment hearing, the Georgia representative tweets false claims about the January 6 attack, just days after being removed from her committee assignments for spreading conspiracy theories

The state had asked the court to extend the law that allows yeshiva students not to serve their military duty until July 6, after the next Knesset can handle it

Governmental agency posted about real cases of abduction of Polish children by the Nazis, but it has also been accused of increasingly focusing on crimes against Poles to placate a right-wing agenda to obfuscate Polish complicity in the Holocaust

Polish chief rabbi slams probe into journalist who wrote of Poland's complicity in Holocaust: 'The state should not be a side in the historical debate, and especially it should not support historical untruths or hatred'

Ruling comes after a court indicted a former concentration camp secretary following a German precedent that anyone who helped a Nazi camp function can be prosecuted for accessory to the murders committed there

Profs. Joan Steitz , Lynne Maquat and Adrian Krainer are being awarded the prestigious prize for discovering the dominant role played by RNA in cellular protein production

Trump's lawyers argued that as a former president, the Senate has no legal standing for holding a trial on the House of Representatives' impeachment charge that he incited an insurrection while in office

China recently ratified an extradition treaty with Turkey that was signed years ago, raising fears among the Uighur community that they could be sent back to the country they fled

The Iranian nuclear program is advancing, intelligence assessment says, but Tehran is still missing some key components needed for a bomb

'What, should we return it to Syria? Should we return the Golan to a situation where mass-slaughter is a danger?' Netanyahu argues during a visit to a northern town

While some Israelis take part in street demonstrations, others take to nature and shout to the heavens

A State Department reiterated U.S. charges that China has committed 'crimes against humanity and genocide' in Xinjiang

Just two Jews living in Wallace, Idaho, a town of fewer than 1,000 residents that abuts the Aryan Nations compound from which white supremacists preached their ideology for three decades

Last August, Cawthorn drew criticism for posting photos from a past trip to Hitler’s vacation home. He later told Jewish Insider that he has attempted to convert Jews to Christianity

With less than six weeks to go, election panel scrambles to set up enough polling stations and recruit manpower that would allow observing COVID restrictions

Collaboration between Ben-Gurion University and the Austrian Academy of Fine Arts will start by identifying the microbial miscreants – which must begin with cyanobacteria, as everything does

State Department official praises Israel’s decision to give 5,000 vaccines for Palestinian health care workers last week, says more are needed in the coming weeks

Israel may face many more months in lockdown despite the vaccines, and can’t sustain stimulus-style spending if COVID lingers for years

Prince Mohammed said in the statement that the new laws will be announced consecutively during 2021

Over the past 12 months, two firms with links to Dubai’s government and its ruler, respectively, have said they would not meet hundreds of millions of dollars' worth of debt repayments

The orbiter, called Amal, Arabic for Hope, traveled 300 million miles in nearly seven months to get to Mars with the goal of mapping its atmosphere throughout each season

Maxwell is separately seeking to dismiss all or part of the charges against her, arguing in part that prosecutors are targeting her only because Jeffrey Epstein is dead and she serves as a 'substitute' for him

It was later said that the suspect had fled the Nevatim Base by scaling two barbed-wire fences and an additional 16-feet fence

A 1990s fatwa, or religious edict, by Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei states that nuclear weapons are forbidden

Israelis with COVID vaccination certificates should be able to travel to Greece without restriction, a trial run for other nations as Greece attempts to rescue its tourism industry

In its race to absolve Marjorie Taylor Greene and divert attention towards Ilhan Omar, the GOP is pushing a totally false comparison which whitewashes the persistent antisemitism within its own party

The move comes ahead of a hearing in the cases regarding the eviction of four families in East Jerusalem’s Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood

Researchers at Israel’s Technion – including a high-school girl – have created the ‘Ramanujan Machine,’ a revolutionary generator of conjectures on fundamental constants, which usually take a lifetime to formulate

Under the pretense of offering donations, fake social media accounts were used to try to find out more details about the Israeli movement’s leaders. The FBI is being asked to investigate

Other countries have been limiting travel as new variants spread, too, but the key is implementing smart policies

Holy sites, beaches, locals are vaccinated against COVID-19: The local industry is strategizing how to get visitors back, but the future is murky

The defense establishment made an unusual legal maneuver to justify funding the purchase of F-35s and other air force hardware

Gabi Ashkenazi reaches out to allies after ICC decision paving way for war crimes investigations against Israel and Hamas

In wide ranging conversation on CNN, Secretary of State also stops short of endorsing Trump's groundbreaking recognition of Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights

In proposed outline, grades 1-4, 11 and 12 will reopen in cities with low COVID infection rates; Haaretz breaks down Israel's plan for reopening schools