Erin Foster, a convert, calls Netflix show a 'love letter to Judaism' at a time 'when there is almost zero positive representation of Jewish people'

Some 1,000 arrested amid demonstrations against low school funding, soaring living costs; police deploy tear gas, water cannons as unrest mounts in final months of president's term

Marches in Istanbul and Ankara as journalists' union says 11 reporters have have been jailed and several outlets have been shut down over past two months

Olympic gold medalist takes third place in floor exercise final, adding to string of victories this year, after being barred from competing at last year's Indonesia championships

Rebel group's media outlet says residence for cement factory workers hit, killing six women and child; Saudis say intercepted missile debris falls in Mecca and Medina regions

Palestinian officials declare state of emergency, say another 2,500 face evacuation; op comes day after two Palestinian gunmen from the area killed two IDF soldiers; settler attacks continue amid annual olive harvest

Italian police step up surveillance and security checks amid fears of renewed violence; protests spread across several European countries demanding education, pension and housing reforms

Telegraph report says Israel now backs Argentina’s call for direct talks with Britain over the disputed islands amid increasingly tense ties between Jerusalem and London

70,000 officers to be deployed, along with helicopters, armored vehicles and water cannons after mass riots and looting last week prompted accusations that government had lost control

Some voters in traditionally pro-Likud Kiryat Shmona quietly question loyalty amid frustration over the government’s handling of the war with Hezbollah, broken security promises

Kyiv had accused US of strangling systems it depends on defend itself from Russian missile and drone attacks

200 firefighters battle blaze at difficult-to-access Kehlsteinhaus residence; authorities reportedly suspect arson; building 'probably' cannot be saved

US State Department reduces staffing at four Middle East embassies due to threats from Tehran and Houthis; US agencies reportedly assess danger at highest level since war began

Former officials say that SpaceX CEO was also asked to activate the service in Iran after US smuggled in terminals in bid to provide internet access to population amid uprising

Army says raid is 'focused and limited to the area from which the terrorists operated'; troops raze 'illegal structures that could pose security risk,' which activists decry as collective punishment

'There will be no more red lines' if the Islamic Republic is attacked, one official warns, telling US not to 'play with fire'

Saudi-led coalition says it downed three Houthi ballistic missiles targeting cities in kingdom * Iranian media says President Pezeshkian to meet Putin in Moscow next week

Eisenkot's Yashar is forecast to be largest faction in surveys aired by Israeli TV, followed by Netanyahu's Likud; Hendel's Reservists makes it into Knesset in one of the three polls; Winter falls short