Over a dozen ultra-Orthodox picketers outside Menza serve up chants against consuming hametz over Passover, scaring tourists but sparking flood of support for popular restaurant

Local police investigating; use of phrases could be criminal offense under Germany’s post-World War II hate speech laws

On a new album dropping on April 20 to mark the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, Maria Ka takes cues from electronica for songs inspired by feminism and anti-establishmentarianism

Sources tell Reuters Tehran saw 'God's help' in chance to move arms and 'restocked quantities lost in previous Israeli drone strikes'; say Israel hit key Hezbollah, Iran base

Silverman was spiritual leader of Shearith Israel from 1954 to 1964; Jack Ruby, a nightclub owner with links to the Mafia who shot Lee Harvey Oswald, was one of his congregants

Hapoel Jerusalem calls incident 'terrorism,' say they feared 'violent pogrom' against Israelis; police said to stand by, block fans from leaving stadium during attacks

Hadera residents say they were kicked out of celebration because they aren't Likud members; in first Mimouna festivities also held at the Knesset

Monday incident ended harmlessly as communications restored on 777 from Amsterdam to Tel Aviv; pilots went incommunicado for 12 minutes