Citing financial losses, cash needs, and a drop in memberships, embattled office-sharing firm tells SEC 'substantial doubt exists about the company's ability to continue'

Israeli Athletics Association hosts almost 2,000 athletes and officials from 48 countries from August 7-10, improving the Jewish state's track record as a center for competitions

Three teenagers from Bethlehem allegedly purchased butcher knives, set out for Gilo neighborhood 'with the aim of murdering a Jew'

Romi Inbar, 20, says she got off the bus after driver berates her for her clothing, adding it was a 'difficult and horrible situation'

Kars4Kids charity, which runs The Zone camp, says staff should be armed to deal with potential antisemitic attacks

Justices hint at improper conduct, although petition has been dismissed after police eventually allowed demonstrators into Neve Ativ

Noam Bedein's latest excursions have led him to discover sights he's never seen as he seeks to save the natural wonder being depleted by water scarcity, industry and climate change

Continued work on a two-year, $11 million cooperative restoration project reveals fascinating details from centuries of patchwork building at one of Christianity's holiest sites