Security source tells Kan public broadcaster 66 attacks prevented since mid-March, over 500 suspects arrested, even as authorities struggle to crack down on violence

Neighbors of Ra’ad Hazem in Jenin refugee camp building can appeal military's decision, but move unlikely to succeed

Mediators reportedly warn of possible military moves against Gaza or terror leader himself in response to terror cheerleading; message apparently sent before Thursday attack

New York governor, attorney general condemn antisemitic graffiti in Brooklyn's Borough Park, as hate crimes against Jews continue to surge

Mechanics leave posts, accuse pilots of canceling several commercial flights in recent days; pilots' union says mechanics playing 'petty politics'

Featured in Forbes and the New Yorker, the baker says she wasn't the 'kitchen type' before the pandemic, but social media savvy from working in entertainment has got her on a roll

As’ad Alrafa’ani, and Sabhi abu Shakir, both from village near Jenin, accused of killing 3 in central city on Thursday; Bennett: 'We'll ensure they pay the price'

Wife of commander says Ukrainian troops holed up at Azovstal pledged to 'stand till the end'; speculation grows that Putin seeking to conquer besieged city by V-Day