Hundreds take part in anti-annexation protest in which activists call to abolish police, Israel and American government, and cry 'From Gaza to Minnesota, globalize the Intifada!'

Ben Gurion CEO Shmuel Zakay calls to renew flights, says months-long stagnation under pandemic endangers tens of thousands of jobs, could cause 'huge strategic damage'

Incident in city of Ahvaz in southwest follows mysterious explosions at nuclear facility and site near Tehran, which prompted regime to issue warning to Israel and US

Move could pave way for deal's final collapse; Brussels' top diplomat calls for 'intensive efforts' to solve disagreements 'in good faith by all'

Samantha Zerin, who is married to a female pulpit rabbi in the US, has navigated between public and private when coming out her family -- and the Jewish community

Three congregants at a Reform synagogue form Safe Parking LA, which offers a place to sleep, recharge devices and shower in the US area most stricken with homelessness

Financier's 2008 agreement with federal prosecutors could potentially protect his confidante from charges she helped lure girls into sexual liaisons

Russian leader insists nation does not discriminate on basis of sexual orientation; gay pride flag on US embassy became a target for homophobic protests