The army has closed a main road in the West Bank to Palestinian traffic, except for residents of two villages and those who hold permits to work in the settlements. According to the IDF spokesperson, the restrictions apply only on weekends, but soldiers who served in the area said the restrictions are in effect throughout the week

An East Jerusalem man drowned in the incident while his relative was killed by propellor of a police vessel that tried to save them. Witnesses accused police of 'shocking negligence,' while the Justice Ministry says it will talk to all the officers involved

A father in Atlanta says neighbors have subjected him to antisemitic slurs after he displayed stickers honoring his daughter, who was killed in Jerusalem's Old City in 2023: 'It was the same hate that happened during the Holocaust towards Jews'

The transportation and foreign ministries and the Prime Minister's Office are working on the flights for visitors to the grave of Rabbi Nachman of Bratslav in September via Moldova, which has approved only 40 of the 120 requested flights

We Jews in the U.S. feel – because we are – increasingly targeted for hatred. But this isn't new: Antisemitism has a long history in our country

In recent weeks we spoke by video with doctors around the Gaza Strip. Through virtual tours of medical facilities, we sought to document the situation in which thousands of children suffer from severe acute malnutrition. What we saw brought the catastrophe into sharp focus

At the security consultation to approve the operational plan to take over Gaza City, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the negotiations would be for the 'release of all the hostages and ending the war on Israel's terms,' while remaining ambiguous about the Israeli response