Officials tell Transportation Ministry that inaugural Red Line won't be ready until middle of next year due to issues with signal system; completion of other lines also pushed back

Protesters chant 'From the river to the sea,' march to Israel-linked organizations; counter-protesters hold images of Israelis killed in terror attacks

One Israeli soldier lightly wounded in firefight after Israeli troops enter for a rare daytime raid in West Bank city; military action said to be ongoing

Gil Ofarim accused staff at Leipzig's Westin hotel of refusing him service over his Star of David pendant, sparking protests, but investigators say no evidence incident occurred

Leaders talk by phone about importance of regional partnerships, as exemplified by Negev Summit, White House says, making no mention of Iran or Palestinians

Sobbing father, fiancée recall how Amir Khoury never shied from danger, wanted to protect people, as they mourn officer who raced to neutralize gunman and paid with his life

The 20,000 pounds of the unleavened bread languishing in an Odesa port represents 10% of the country's annual exports to the US, and a local rabbi thinks the market will feel it

Group of Hasidic Jews say they were unfairly barred from Amsterdam-New York journey by Delta Airlines and KLM over alleged mask violations on earlier connecting leg