Yahalem Tadasa made Aliyah from Ethiopia in 2002, but his children Abrarao and Kano stayed behind; after two long decades apart, the family is back together again in Israel; 'this is a dream come true'

Geneva-Based NGO says 20 new cases of employees who incite antisemitism, terror against Jews, exposed; says UNRWA - which is funded by Western Powers - fails to fire teachers despite evidence

Judges reverse decision that found legislation to be unconstitutional, saying that requiring government contractors to pledge to avoid boycotting Jewish state was not in violation of First Amendment

Israeli diplomats return to Ukrainian capital more than four months after fleeing; 'Israeli diplomatic presence in Kyiv is very important to us and is another sign of Israel's support of Ukraine,' envoy says

Largely symbolic ruling underscores escalating tensions between Tehran and the West over rapidly advancing nuclear program, with negotiations to restore tattered atomic accord at standstill

Washington's top diplomat for Middle East says Biden administration encouraging greater cooperation between Israel and the Arab nations with which it has relations

Turkish media says Iranian operatives monitored Israeli tourists, including former Israeli ambassador and wife, for some time ahead of planned shooting-abduction attack; powerful Iran intel chief dismissed after reports broke out