Radin Yeshiva, founded in 1869 by Lithuanian Rabbi Yisrael Meir ha-Kohen Kagan, had been converted into a theater after its history was obscured by the Holocaust and Soviet rule
Swedish climate activist Andreas Malm, who hailed the Hamas-led Oct 7. attack as 'an act of liberation,' claims he's being 'banned from doing my work as an intellectual, as an academic'
By claiming the election was 'stolen,' Netanyahu could be setting himself up for success in a repeat vote. But he might also recognize his days of majority government are ending
Minor skirmishes reported between police and demonstrators demanding more funding for education and relief from high living costs; many carry Palestinian flags, anti-Israel posters
Klára Schneiderová, head of Czech Embassy's office in Jerusalem, had reportedly arrived in Israel a month earlier; Israel Police detain driver and launch investigation into crash
Gaza flotilla group promises action in support of strike that is expected to cause delays at some 100 ports in dozens of countries; workers also calling for better conditions
Novaya Gazeta, founded after fall of the Soviet Union, was branded a 'foreign agent' after becoming one of the last Russian news outlets to report critically on invasion of Ukraine
Talks coordinated with Washington, according to official; US said to believe hardline Iranian security council chief Mohsen Rezaei is best placed to head off hostilities
Israelis voted for the first time since Oct. 7, but there is no clear winner. The US president could hold the key to the unity government needed to finish the job in Iran
Opposition leader says Netanyahu has no path to majority; Yair Golan again urges cooperation with Arab parties, while PM assures allies that right-wing bloc will stay together
Wounded from crash on southern highway include a 61-year-old woman in serious condition; rescue service says bus was transporting group of girls to a field trip
Blockchain researchers say Binance heist likely orchestrated by hacker group affiliated with Pyongyang; exchange says users are safe and that it will cover all losses
Acclaimed classically trained actor, hailed as 'one of the greats,' by his co-stars, died after suffering from previously undisclosed Alzheimer's disease and Lewy Body Dementia
While Lana Nusseibeh has won praise and the unanimous support of Gulf states, she has also been accused of covering up backing for Rapid Support Forces, who are accused of genocide
80 years after conclusion of postwar tribunal, author Natalie Livingstone's 'The Nuremberg Women' chronicles extraordinary cast of characters hosted by a Prussian countess during the trial
Israeli and foreign airlines alike must submit crew information 48 hours before departure; non-Israeli crew and passengers required to fill out online form before entering country
Pentagon official claims Lt. Gen. Brett Sylvia, ousted head of strategy for Joint Chiefs of Staff, failed three polygraph tests about leaking classified information to journalists
Head of Czech embassy’s Jerusalem branch office killed in car accident Thursday * Qatari mediators return to Tehran to push for US-Iran deal * Golan says undemocratic to discount Arab parties out of hand
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