Signaling an intent to punish Saudi Arabia, a bipartisan Senate votes 63-37 to move forward with legislation calling for an end to US involvement in the Saudi-led conflict

International journalists, bloggers and social media gurus at the Jewish Media Summit meet with Israel's top leadership and discuss anything but prickly domestic Israeli affairs

PM's wife invited by first lady of South American nation; visit said to be first time she will head a diplomatic delegation

The populist rhetoric of Hungary’s right-wing prime minister, Viktor Orban, has exposed his government to criticism that it is stoking racism — including against Jews

Opening up about his childhood holiday memories, Jewish icon says he regrets leaving out ‘Dreidel, Dreidel,’

The government’s false claims of ’threats from within’ unravel Israel’s social cohesion and degrade its moral bedrock

Fund makes first investment in Israel's AnyVision, a startup that uses artificial intelligence to recognize faces, bodies, and objects for security and other purposes

Lithuania got roiled when American retail giants sold Soviet-themed shirts -- but has no problem lionizing a local Nazi