Some conservative leaders are responding to Jewish fears about antisemitism by casting Muslims and Islam as a central threat – and hoping that message will move Jewish voters to the right

As relatives of victims urged New York's first Muslim mayor to skip the official Ground Zero ceremony, an interfaith group revived a tradition born in the backlash after the attacks

An IDF statement said that underground infrastructure containing many Iranian-made weapons was destroyed

Rabin, an educator, lived near the Lebanese border for 80 years and left only after October 7. Reflecting on her brother's 1995 assassination, she said Israel 'would have been different' had he not been killed: 'They murdered our hope'

Although he previously praised Yashar chairman Gadi Eisenkot and called on ultra-Orthodox voters to bring down the right-wing bloc, he proclaimed that 'If the left, Eisenkot and all his friends, rise to power, woe betide us'

The parents' association decided not to send their children to school until the problem is resolved. 'When 30 students sit in a classroom without ventilation, the temperature can reach 45 degrees Celsius inside the classroom,' the chairman said

I expected ancient paintings. Instead, I found myself weeping in total darkness. A journey through seven caves became a search for what our ancestors knew about being human, and what we've forgotten