Holland's National Rail will fore the first time pay individual compensation to relatives of Jews deported during World War II

Jerusalem based Otorize's smartphone app asks users to indicate which of two black lines is shorter, allowing drivers to know in real time if they are cognitively impaired

New York-based performer is in Israel for the week, playing around the country and at the Jacob's Ladder winter festival

Israel, Egyptian militaries will continue to investigate Saturday night's 'exceptional' incident, which caused neither injuries nor damage

Reacting to poll on hatred of Jews in Europe, PM refrains from criticizing right-wing governments accused of employing anti-Semitic tropes

Muslim Minnesota Democrat says 'like members of the Jewish community, I know how it feels to be hated because of my religious beliefs'

Pitzer College slams Israel's entry restrictions, unequal policies; University of Haifa condemns move as a blow to multiculturalism, pluralism

Two-time Jewish National Book Award winner suffered fatal heart attack hours before scheduled lecture