School faced allegations of anti-Semitism since 2016 speech by Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat was disrupted by pro-Palestinian protesters, making Jewish students feel unsafe

As Gazans gear up for 'March of Return' Friday, Al-Aqsa mosque leader pans court's approval for ancient ritual just below flashpoint site

Women, children, and married men requesting asylum will be able to receive permanent status if approximately 20,000 single men are sent away, director Shlomo Mor-Yosef says

For role in wartime killings in French village, Karl Muenter, 95, was sentenced to death in absentia in 1949, then pardoned in 1955

Unarmed Palestinian suspect captured shortly after getting through security fence in northern Gaza Strip

Police rule Golders Green crash an accident; video shows vehicle mounting sidewalk with man clinging to windshield, hitting elderly pedestrian

Prime minister had been admitted with high fever, cough; doctors say all tests negative, so he was sent home and told to rest

Five former spymasters say PM eroding country's core values, decry 'pervasive' culture of corruption under his tenure