Israeli assessments were nearly identical, but Netanyahu decided to step up campaign in Lebanon, deeming the heavy cost worth paying, officials tell ToI

László Tóth, a fictional Hungarian Jewish architect who moves to America, is a composite of real-life characters whose struggles are propelling the new film to critical acclaim

Bill Burns's to meet with Qatari PM after delegations from Hamas, Israel held talks in Doha the previous two days; Trump envoy also expected there following his trip to Cairo

Hundreds regularly attend weekly demonstrations in Central Park to hear from family members of the captives, where they back their efforts and support each other

European trio sounds alarm over Tehran's 'capability to rapidly produce sufficient fissile material for multiple nuclear weapons,' says it must 'reverse its nuclear escalation'

Despite negative findings, study says educational content related to the Holocaust and Jewish history has improved since last report in 2016

Currency's value has dropped more than 10% since US election, while an energy crisis at home, exacerbated by sanctions, shutters schools and government offices amid cold winter

Debra Tice, whose son Austin was abducted during the early days of the Syrian civil war, appeals to Netanyahu to ensure no harm comes to him amid strikes on Assad's military assets