Over a dozen ultra-Orthodox picketers outside Menza serve up chants against consuming hametz over Passover, scaring tourists but sparking flood of support for popular restaurant

Local police investigating; use of phrases could be criminal offense under Germany’s post-World War II hate speech laws

Silverman was spiritual leader of Shearith Israel from 1954 to 1964; Jack Ruby, a nightclub owner with links to the Mafia who shot Lee Harvey Oswald, was one of his congregants

Mishpacha praised by women's advocates for featuring story on Jennie Miller Faggen, who supported dozens of European yeshivas in the early 20th century

On a new album dropping on April 20 to mark the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, Maria Ka takes cues from electronica for songs inspired by feminism and anti-establishmentarianism

Sources tell Reuters Tehran saw 'God's help' in chance to move arms and 'restocked quantities lost in previous Israeli drone strikes'; say Israel hit key Hezbollah, Iran base

Hapoel Jerusalem calls incident 'terrorism,' say they feared 'violent pogrom' against Israelis; police said to stand by, block fans from leaving stadium during attacks

Hadera residents say they were kicked out of celebration because they aren't Likud members; in first Mimouna festivities also held at the Knesset