Nine ministers and 9 Knesset members will reportedly travel to United States for event, where coalition members are expected to face anti-judicial overhaul protests

Marcel L., who rushed stage with Jewish state's flag at Frankfurt show, alleges violence by security; singer says act was 'unnerving,' as German police probe him for antisemitism

Rabbi was leader of non-Hasidic Lithuanian Haredi community, with hundreds of thousands of followers, head of Ponevezh Yeshiva and spiritual guide of United Torah Judaism party

IDF says troops returned fire at source of shooting on Route 60 highway, near Kiryat Arba settlement

In his new book 'The Evil Eye: The History, Mystery, and Magic of the Quiet Curse,' Antonio Pagliarulo gives a practical overview of one of history's most durable forces

Surprise attack on Egyptian convoy marching toward Tel Aviv is thought to have changed the course of War of Independence in 1948, despite not hitting its target

Country's military official Ri Pyong Chol says measure necessitated by joint US-South Korea drills, which he says show 'reckless ambition for aggression'

Messages by members of extremist Lehava group -- whose leader is an ally of police minister Ben Gvir -- advocate burning, gunning down participants of LGBTQ rights march