Mohammad Mahmoud Al Khajah expected to meet Netanyahu, Rivlin and foreign minister Ashkenazi over course of his trip; will look for home and site for embassy

Jewish actor wins awards for best comedy movie and best comedy movie actor for 'Borat'; his Hebrew-speaking character uncovers others' homophobia, anti-Semitism, and sexism

Letter signed by nearly 450 EU politicians urges bloc to take advantage of opportunities presented by new Biden administration to prevent 'de facto annexation' of territory

Resolution crafted in response to anti-Semitic attacks on cemeteries, Jewish centers; critics say it stifles some forms of Israel criticism

Star says she's grateful for the 'unbelievable honor' of nomination for best actress in a limited series; Gal Gadot presents for best foreign language movie

In media blitz, PM says Israel striking Iran across region, won't permit Tehran to get nuclear weapons; refuses to rule out future bid for immunity, denies trying to delay trial

Health officials report slight improvement in people getting shots, but it may be too little, too late as Palestinian neighborhoods see sky-high coronavirus positivity numbers

Popular purveyor of jodenkoeken announces well-intentioned renaming, but Jewish consumers say they're getting a crummy deal as it's one of the rare positive associations with Jews

Streaming services dominate in the year of the pandemic; online ceremony hosted from both New York and Los Angeles amid controversy over lack of diversity

Richard Tobin called his plan 'Operation Kristallnacht,' saying he was triggered after seeing crowds of Black people at a New Jersey mall

Nadia Cohen says she has received no new information despite report on Arabic website that Russian soldiers in Syria have been looking intensively for his burial site

Robert Lefkowitz documents his career, culminating in a discovery used in 50% of FDA approved drugs in new memoir, 'A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Stockholm,' out this month

Request to vaccinate multinational observers came from US and has been approved by Israel, despite freeze imposed on transfers of shots to other countries

Moti Kahana has spent years smuggling Jews out of dangerous places. Now, with Israel's borders shut, he's looking to the sea and recent history, for a way to smuggle people back in

At CPAC, former president slams Biden, continues to push falsehood he actually won election and dispels speculation that he plans to form a new political party