European Union moves to further punish Moscow for the war by proposing a ban on oil imports

Daniel Burman’s 'Yosi, the Regretful Spy' is the true story of a cop who went undercover as a Jew for decades, and how he may have inadvertently aided in Jewish community attacks

Israelis pack cemeteries to honor over 24,000 killed while serving their country and more than 4,000 killed in terror attacks

88-year-old US lawmaker was said to fail to recognize longtime colleagues and to repeat conversations

Two of those killed in the 1920 clash were veterans of the American 39th Jewish Battalion, Jacob Tucker and William Scharff, but for years their roles, and even names, were unknown

Jewish groups vow to ascend to holy site on Israel's Independence Day, waving Israeli flags and singing national anthem; Hamas officials said to arrive in Moscow for talks

Omicron didn’t wipe out the previous variant, which is super-resilient and could reemerge with a vengeance, according to peer-reviewed study based on cutting-edge sewage monitoring

Elizaveta Sherstuk was chosen to represent the Diaspora at Israel's main Independence Day ceremony. 'This is the acknowledgment of the importance of what we do'