Prime Minister Naftali Bennett used to be a critic of his predecessor’s policy on settlement building, but is now following in Netanyahu’s footsteps. Settler leaders are content to see the status quo being maintained

Maya Reiten Stoll, a lawyer and single mother of two, was arrested last month while on a business trip for possession of medical cannabis

Would-be attackers in Gaza will probably seek and find more detours around the $1.1 billion wall, but a more urgent question remains: How will Israel deal with an escalation on more than one front?

Zalmen Glauber, the owner of the Shtetl Art Gallery in Brooklyn's Williamsburg is delighted with the Hasidim's warm embrace of his unusual venture

An indictment could mean prison time for Jewish journalist Katarzyna Markusz, who skirted similar allegations before. At issue is her tweet stating “there have never been mass extermination camps for Poles”

The Palestinian assailant's family is among those in Jerusalem's Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood who have immediate eviction orders pending against them

Merkel will officially hand over the chancellery to Olaf Scholz as Germany faces a brutal fourth wave of COVID infections and challenges to its democratic order by authoritarian governments

Danish study shows we prefer farmed salmon to wild, as long as we don’t know where the fish came from