IJF temporarily withdraws Fethi Nourine's accreditation after he pulls out of contest, says his actions are 'in total opposition to our philosophy'

Economic crisis piling on pressure, leaving them ill-equipped to face new spike in illness, according to official

New York Times bestselling author Julie Metz details a never-told family history uncovered after her mother's death through painstaking research, in her new book 'Eva and Eve'

Mary Weinrib, who died at 96 earlier this month, lived through the Holocaust before making a new life in Canada; she was an early supporter of son Geddy Lee's band

Social media giant, increasingly seen as 'old' by younger generation, has announced a new plan to pay content creators

In the 2nd installment of a JTA interview, the fashionista who has roiled the Orthodox Jewish world with her new reality show fires back at critics, saying she loves her tradition

Shira Rishony to fight for Judo bronze; Avishag Semberg 1st Israeli to win Olympic taekwondo fight, loses next round; gymnast Dolgopyat, badminton player Zilberman advance

Sasha Farber and gold-medal gymnast hoping to build on performance during 17th season of Dancing with the Stars, where they placed fourth

Officials in Florida, Texas, New York, New Jersey and Illinois reviewing whether move requires divestment from parent company Unilever under their various state laws

Israeli military says it's aware of report but can neither confirm nor deny it; Palestinian Red Crescent says 21 were injured by live fire in separate protest near Israeli outpost

Roy Schwartz’s recent, massive 'Is Superman Circumcised?' devotes serious thought to what a previous generation of thinkers may have shrugged off as nonsense

Proposal includes targets for a 96% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions in transportation, 85% in electricity sector and 92% in municipal waste

In statement 2 days before he becomes minister, Eli Avidar's office says decision due to private family considerations and out of his 'responsibility as a public figure'

Funeral scrolls, manuscripts, other historic records traced to Jewish communities in Romania, Hungary, Ukraine and Slovakia were to be auctioned off in New York City

Health and Education ministries to present dueling proposals for new school year on Sunday, including reimplementing pods and possibly requiring frequent tests for shot refusers