Military says members of Islamic Jihad commander's network planned imminent attacks; jets, helicopters targeted building used as 'operational war room' by Jenin terror network

FIFA postpones vote, as Israel's rep slams proposal, saying it has ‘nothing to do with the spirit of sports or the FIFA value of separating sports from politics’

State Department warns US citizens overseas to exercise caution amid terror attack, protest concerns; Blinken: Community continues to face 'insidious forms of stigma and discrimination'

Hebron-born David Ben-Avraham's highly unusual journey before he was killed at a West Bank bus stop in March led to deep and unlikely friendships: 'He was like a son to me'

Finance minister says he'll submit plan for cabinet approval; trade can be resumed if Turkey's next leader ‘is sane and not a hater of Israel'

Facing first such Gaza war-related move, university system says striking over 'non-labor related disputes' is illegal

In police complaint, Amnon Ohana, 64, says his jaw was broken when he was attacked by 10 men in front of his daughter at a Bruges train station as conductor, passersby looked on

Claims of ideological vigilantism and cruelty invite US moves against Netzah Yehuda, which has integrated thousands from religious world into mainstream society