This week at Ben-Gurion airport: A Jewish American ponders moving to Israel after experiencing anti-Zionism and antisemitism in the wake of the Gaza war, and an Israeli doctor who moved to the Netherlands so she could practice medicine and have a life

One day someone knocked on my door. It was an ultra-Orthdox man who asked me with a smile whether I wanted to learn Judaism. I invited him in

Houthi rebels in Yemen take responsibility for attack, say will release more details shortly ■ Two top Hezbollah commanders killed in Israeli strike in southern Lebanon ■ Pompeo: Biden eased pressure on Iran, which funded genocidal maniacs who conducted barbaric attacks on Israel ■ IDF says it attacked UNRWA compound which served as Hamas headquarters ■ Israeli soldier dies of wounds sustained in Hezbollah drone attack ■ Netanyahu visits Rafah, southern Gaza ■ Three Israelis lightly wounded in explosion in West Bank ■ Building in Metula hit by anti-tank missile ■ IDF, Shin Bet operation kills 20 Hamas Shati Battalion operatives in Gaza ■ U.S. Department of Defense announces closure of Gaza aid pier

Accepting the Republican presidential nomination, former president promised 'to end every single international crisis the current administration has created'

For the Republican Party to present itself as the only party for American Jews is disingenuous as prominent conservatives call for fundamental rethink of U.S.-Israel ties while pushing antisemitic conspiracy theories

The last year has been deeply unsettling for Jews, leading to a feeling that a period of unique tolerance and safety may be over. It's not only the Hamas attack, but also internal political developments in Israel

At 'Salute to Pro-Israel Elected Officials' on the sidelines of the GOP convention, Speaker Johnson tells Republican Jews: We are the only-pro Israel party

Israel's health ministry says hospitals and additional health services are among those affected