Gilad Erdan says world body holds 'heinous double standard' against Jewish state, calls for action against officials who have made antisemitic statements

Schools in border communities given go-ahead to open normally in a sign that both sides seem intent on avoiding a major escalation; Friday prayers at Temple Mount subdued

Tehran blames incident that comes at a time of heightened tensions between the neighboring countries on 'personal and family problems' of attacker

Ben Gurion University scientists develop substance containing 'nano needles' that lab tests indicate can overpower 90% of superbugs by physically destroying the pathogen

While trip was pre-planned, Bill Burns' talks with government and intelligence heads likely to focus on easing tensions and restoring security coordination between Israel and PA

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Music icon, whose mother survived Nazi death camps, says at 'boring' UN commemoration that Jewish community needs to get more groups involved in remembrance activities

Acting chair of FDA vaccine advisory committee hopes Israel’s stellar performance in COVID research will persist on other topics and have ‘continuing effect’ on US health policy