Many educational foundations in Israel rely on the philanthropy of Jewish billionaires, some of whom have close ties with both Putin and Jerusalem

Syrian state media claims air defenses responded to 'Israeli aggression' near capital, as alleged attacks in Russia-dominated airspace continue despite tensions over Ukraine

'I found the event's provocative nature couldn't be denied,' judge says, of shocking footage from 2015 event that showed attendees celebrating killing of Palestinian baby

Food manufacturer calls on Israelis to return range of chocolate items made at facility in northern Israel after confirming presence of bacteria in consumer-ready goods

Child refugee from war-torn Europe who became first female US secretary of state, and learned of Jewish heritage only late in life, to be honored at Washington National Cathedral

Company says it is taking step out of abundance of caution and fully shutting factory; CEO: 'We apologize to the public, to customers and to retailers for the serious malfunction'

Rafael Grossi says UN agency also working to clarify Tehran's response to findings of traces of enriched uranium at three sites across Iran

Walid Abu Madiam was caught in Jerusalem's Old City in November 2020 with a knife and a screwdriver and convicted of attempting to stab a police officer or IDF soldier