Police are investigating the incident as a targeted hate crime; Owner Lior Zeevi told a local TV network: 'It's very sad and very disappointing that they do these kind of bad things. It makes no sense - this kind of hate'

Dr. Daniel Radzik says letters to Health Minister and hospital were necessary to force apology after Tuscany medical staff filmed anti-Israel video; calls incident part of growing antisemitic climate across Europe; 'Medicines must not be used as tools of political or ideological dispute'

Police arrest a 36-year-old Jerusalem man after discovering a letter threatening to kill Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara, in which he sought Jewish religious approval for a 'pursuer’s law' ruling to take her life; this is what it means

New stamp joins Postal Service’s Distinguished Americans series, spotlighting Wiesel’s enduring impact as a Holocaust survivor, writer and human rights advocate whose voice challenged silence and indifference long after the atrocities of World War II

German court upholds Buchenwald concentration camp memorial’s right to deny entry to visitors wearing keffiyehs, ruling garment endangers sense of security of many Jews visiting the site

In Davos and Saas Valley, special representatives help Haredi tourists navigate local rules, enjoy vacation safely and avoid misunderstandings — while teaching locals about Jewish customs and traditions

At Miami gala, Hadassah raises $23 million for its Jerusalem hospital and programs as its new rehabilitation center expands care for war-wounded and patients across Israel

Amir Shahsar fled Iran in 1989 and eventually settled in Israel, where he blends Persian, Jewish and world music with the ensemble Diwan HaLev, performing spiritual, contemporary and culturally rich music; 'My religion is music'