Communities anticipated blackouts as Russia strikes country's energy infrastructure, but were able to quietly mark anniversary of pogrom as brutal war drags on

Trifecta of published book, film that opened Nov. 8 and ongoing exhibit examines how unique people struggle to ensure survival without compromising their unique religious practices

Control of Congress will decide how next two years of Biden's term play out, and whether he's able to carry out more of his agenda or will see it blocked by new GOP majority

Five others arrested in overnight raids; no injuries to Israeli security forces; makeshift submachine gun found near Nablus, pistol near Hebron, along with Jenin suspect's weapons

Yehuda Kurtzer and Donniel Hartman discuss the crucial importance of Jewish and liberal democratic ideals in both the US and Israel

The 'override clause' planned by the incoming coalition risks leaving Israel without an effective independent judiciary and no guaranteed civil liberties

Computer networks used to be made of wires. Israeli startup NetOp.Cloud enables businesses to manage the new generation based in the cloud

Rabbis Yuval Cherlow and David Stav of Tzohar say police must investigate claims against ultra-conservative religious leader