Indian officials say three doctors linked to a suicide bombing near Delhi’s Red Fort also planned attacks on a global cafe chain, aiming to send Israel a message over the war in Gaza

Gregory Bovino, who is leading deportation operations in Minnesota, used the phrase 'the chosen people', noted that  criminals don't take the Sabbath off and implied that Rosen’s religious observance was obstructing law enforcement

Jewish group from Sydney’s Shir Project sing in Hebrew at a nationally televised Australia Day concert, blending an Israeli peace song with the unofficial anthem 'I Am Australian' in a first for the event, weeks after the deadly Bondi Beach attack

In a remote West Bank outpost, teenage settler girls live without smartphones or schools, working the land and documenting what they saw as the next chapter of Zionism; five-year photo project captures their vision of history in the making

The case of Ori Alfi, accused of convincing men to sexually abuse their children, underscores the prevalence of sexual violence and the danger of blind obedience; Rabbi Yaakov Medan joins calls to confront ritualized abuse

Once dominated by men, the US rabbinate is becoming more diverse as women, LGBTQ+ Jews and people from varied backgrounds enter religious leadership, reshaping congregations and challenging long-standing traditions

AD 120 announces a longevity-focused protected housing project in Kiryat Motzkin, featuring 360 housing units, Israel’s first dedicated longevity center for seniors and mixed-use public spaces, marking its expansion into northern Israel