11 victims speak in court about how Tal, Oren and Alon Alexander - who maintain their innocence - exploited their luxury real estate business to rape and drug women

Wyle drew on his father’s Russian-Jewish background in helping create Robby, his ER physician character on 'The Pitt,' who wears a Star of David necklace

Man arrested near Yair Golan with knife; 2 Democrats activists punched; Man swears at father of slain soldier Itay Chen; Haredi candidate accosted, says kids were harassed at home

Sources say right-wing senator, who has yet to concede defeat, has left the country after missing a deadline to hand over his passports as part of a money laundering probe

Lina Attalah, founder of banned Mada Masr news site, fined $53,400 and detained until it's paid; conviction is for running without a license, though outlet has sought one for years

Satellite info has aided strikes by Houthis and Iraqi militias, according to intelligence firm and Saudi and Houthi sources; targets included crucial Saudi pipeline

Israelis in West Bank communities tell reporters they used to vote for PM, but soured on him after Oct. 7 attack, feel Smotrich, Ben Gvir 'won't let this happen'

Entrance to southernmost city of Eilat blocked; authorities warn against driving or hiking in affected areas due to fear of flash floods; weather expected to worsen as night falls

The war, at the eight-month mark, has spiked gas prices and left voters frustrated, imperiling continued Republican control of Congress after Nov. 3 vote; Trump downplays concerns

The aftermath of October 7, 2023, and subsequent political discord drives changing voting patterns in southern Israel, from communities attacked during massacre to Bedouin hamlets

Qatari FM says onus on Tehran to now 'demonstrate good faith', reopen Strait, stop threatening neighbors

74.3% of eligible voters cast ballots by 8 p.m., highest since 1988 at that hour; pointing to Arabs and the left, Netanyahu says 'they're trying to steal election,' while Eisenkot accuses him of trying to 'lay groundwork' to contest results

Many members of the ultra-Orthodox community see casting a ballot as a religious duty, even as some denounce the process: 'Whatever happens is in God's hands'

Comment from member of Iran-backed group's political bureau comes after Egyptian parliament approved support for Mecca-pact partner, though no request has yet been made

London residents Nouman Essghir and Mohmed Ahmad Abdulkarim, both 24, accused of plot to attack RAF base used by US forces to strike Iran

Before Israel was a nation, it was a dream. The Technion helped turn that dream into reality. Discover the university that helped build Israel — and is shaping its future.

Gathering in Tel Aviv, families of those killed or taken hostage call on Israelis to exercise right to vote in memory of those who can't; father of slain soldier Itay Chen accosted in Netanya

After saying in September it would not boycott 2027 song contest, Dutch broadcaster NPO declares it won't join as Israeli participation 'elicits various reactions'

Political correspondent Tal Schneider discusses candidates' latest statements and voting trends in the Arab population

Son of Jewish Russian immigrants to US won hearts with character's authentic accent, stereotypical personality traits; George Takei: 'A writer, a teacher, a thoughtful man, and a loyal friend'