Children at 'Pioneers of Liberation' camp drill to become combatants against Israel, simulate shooting attacks in Jerusalem

4 months after appointment, government czar for violence in Arab communities announces resignation over inability to effect change

Despite claims of coexistence, Jews and Arabs in Jaffa say longstanding issues need to be resolved in seaside city

Officials to collect testimony amid probe of whether state funds were used for former PM's private house; he himself is not currently a suspect

Israel says measure stopping Palestinians from becoming citizens through marriage is key for security, but critics lament toll on family life and ask if justification still holds

Pfizer has not yet sanctioned booster shots, but there is concern vaccine less efficient in protecting such individuals, Kan reports

Khaled Awad, 24, pleads not guilty; has previously faced charges in Florida of battery and theft and was sent to a mental health facility there

Originally conceived in Miami Beach as a safe way to view theater during the pandemic, the show highlights seven new short plays

From the Chai Riders to the Shul Boys, members of 42 diverse Jewish clubs worldwide enjoy freedom of the road even while the men and women involved give back to their communities

After review, residents ordered to leave building four miles from site of collapsed Surfside apartments out of 'abundance of caution'

Facing rubble that buried her father and uncle, Elisheva Cohen took out her phone and began to pray, a move that captivated the Surfside mayor and led to introduction to president

University of Pennsylvania President Amy Gutmann will also be first woman to serve in post; appointment still needs to be confirmed by Senate

Prison term seen as an unusually stiff punishment; second person gets six-month suspended sentence; chants were considered racist incitement to violence

Confirmed death toll stands at 22; audit finds same people were listed twice, by English and Hebrew names; others have turned up safe

Family to remain at private home in Ra'anana to allow children to continue attending same schools, while hoping to avoid political spotlight