Survey shows Israel’s Arab population is feeling increasingly alienated from the Jewish state — but that doesn’t mean they want out

An elegant 2,200-year-old Hellenistic bronze incense shovel found this summer could help determine how and when Judeans settled the hills near the Kinneret

Victim, named as 40-year-old Nathan Graff, sustains light to moderate wounds; attacker flees scene

Manhattan viewers read ‘yo,’ Brooklyn observers see ‘oy’ in new statue by artist Deborah Kass

Peshmerga forces, backed by US-led airstrikes, target jihadist positions along main route between northern Iraq and Syria

Opposition leader says despite near-daily stabbings, Jewish state currently has a ‘unique opportunity’ for peace

With a theme of ‘audacious hospitality,’ the Union for Reform Judaism’s biennial urged members to be ever more welcoming and inclusive

Quebec human rights group supports claim by Jewish employee; Montreal salon owner ordered to pay $15,000 in damages