Some say the cultural rejuvenation is an act by the president to cover his inherent antisemitism, while others say it represents a genuine interest in the community's past

Yonit and Jonathan speak with one of America's most admired journalists, whose long career included a spell in Moscow reporting on the last days of the Soviet Union.

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Safari park says it filed a police complaint about man seen in video posing with the toothy reptiles

Pylon plan will see felling of hundreds of trees, some aged over a century, in Hulda Forest, planted in 1907 in memory of Herzl; cables to bring renewable energy to center

Ultra-Orthodox Rabbi Jacob Yisrael Herzog, who previously attempted to establish Jewish community in Saudi Arabia, tours Iran's Jewish sites, meets religious leaders

Ahmad Hejazi, 22, was killed as officers and suspected criminals exchanged fire in Tamra in northern Israel

US official warns 75% of 150,000 Russian soldiers stationed on former Soviet republic's border have been moved to offensive positions