‘Your death was in vain,’ signs read; terror victims’ association submits appeal to Supreme Court to stop release

Regime had 1,300 tons in its chemical stockpiles, according to UN report obtained by London Times; rebels may have obtained small amounts of the weapons

Government officials attribute sounds of gunfire to a wedding procession; US State Dept. denies any attack

Phone call is part of leaders’ ‘regular consultations,’ says a White House statement

The miner’s son from Wales invokes his fictional Yiddishe heritage, rocks, rolls, raps and rabble-rouses, on a high-energy return visit to Israel

World Zionist Organization has given over NIS 1 million to settlement group which Haaretz reports obscures any distinction between legal and illegal construction

Business ties between Israel and China grow closer daily, but that doesn’t stop hackers from helping themselves to tech secrets

Hassidic movement partners with local student activist organization to create place for pro-israel cultural and social activities