National Security Council says man's phone infected with hacking malware by someone who contacted him on Telegram, posing as employee of Al Arabiya outlet's Persian-language site

Musician was arrested earlier this month for allegedly raping a 30-year-old woman at his Rishon Lezion apartment in late December; he insists encounter was consensual

Starmer is eager to reset ties with a host of capitals, from Beijing to Brussels, and keen to seal any deals to boost Britain's ailing economy

European Jewish Association head says 40K have already left Europe over antisemitism in recent years, with serious measures needed to ensure rest of community doesn't follow

Secretary wants plan to be blueprint for post-war management of Gaza, but some US officials fear window to give such a speech closed after Nov. and that it could harm hostage talks

Documentary film 'Ain't No Back to a Merry-Go-Round,' screening Jan. 29 at the NY Jewish Film Festival, shows how a 1960 neighborhood demonstration in Maryland shifted civil rights

Relatives unable to discover more details on probes into Nazi ties without traveling to make in-person request; research group says publication of list 'caused great social unrest'

Over 100 kids killed or injured in last month, UNICEF reports, as explosives litter country after almost 14 years of civil war; tens of millions of dollars needed to clear them