Ahead of Bolsanoro trip to Israel, Ibrahim Alzeben says president's proposal to shift embassy is breach of international law

Mayor's spokesperson says city 'owes it to those murdered at Tree of Life,' but opponents say legislation violates US Second Amendment, vow to challenge move in court

Former Shas minister endorses United Torah Judaism; Union of Right-Wing Parties candidate hails Yishai's 'responsible step,' courts his base

Never eager for war, the prime minister will do his best to avoid it and the potentially costly political fallout it could bring

Coming five months after the worst attack on Jews in US history, the emphasis on offensive statements by a Democratic freshman seemed jarring to some

No meeting immediately scheduled, but issue likely to be discussed during talks on renewing mandate of UN peacekeepers on strategic plateau

Enlarged Shoah Heritage Campus to include millions of documents and artifacts, from a toddler's shoe marked with the day she died to a portrait of a Nazi painted on a Torah scroll

The Euro-Asian Jewish Congress, which recently held a two-day conference in Herzliya, may be the most influential organization most Israelis have never heard of