Assailants reportedly curse victim over IDF draft issue in latest attack on ultra-Orthodox lawmakers by hardline elements; Shas casts incident as 'desecration of God's name'

Regime could lose ability to protect nuclear assets, which may be diverted to covert program or stolen by faction of government or military that wants to retain weaponization option

Israel, which has banned the agency, says compound doesn't enjoy immunity as UNRWA had ceased operations there; Ben Gvir celebrates at scene: 'Terror supporters being kicked out'

Editor David Horovitz on how countries are responding to Trump's 'BYOB' -- bring your own billion -- for his Board of Peace invitees, and observations from three weeks in Japan

The non-denominational 'shul community' is building Jewish infrastructure in a reemerging neighborhood that once had one of the largest Jewish populations in the world

Police clash with hundreds of protestors who burn garbage bins, block roads in capital and Beit Shemesh, as parents plan to appeal ruling in favor of authorities' request for operation

Only handful of the dozens of countries invited have announced that their head of state has accepted offer to join panel amid discomfort with apparent US effort to use body to usurp UN

Decision made amid Israeli anger over makeup of key Gaza oversight panel under Trump's Board of Peace * Walz was also asked if he was a foreign agent during Harris team’s VP vetting due to China trips