IDF says interception attempts failed; sirens send millions rushing to shelters throughout central Israel in the middle of the night, in second Houthi attack in as many days

As the European Jewish Association's first diplomatic envoy, Michael Freilich will go to battle as Jews' and Muslims' religious freedoms are systematically shrunk in the EU

As Communications Minister Karhi resurrects his plan to shut down Kan, industry experts warn it will end participation in the annual songfest and slash original Hebrew content

Medics say 16 lightly hurt in Tel Aviv, mostly by shattered glass * Military confirms ‘attempted interceptions did not succeed’

January attack in Jordan killed three American troops; 'We consider these arrests in violation of international law,' says Iranian foreign ministry

Andrew Fox, a research fellow at the UK-based Henry Jackson Society, assesses the IDF operations and dissects a new report that questions media acceptance of Hamas casualty lists

As they prepare to celebrate 'Chrismukkah' next week, US Jewish-Christian households find personalized ways to honor both spouses' traditions

Rights group previously accused Israel of war crimes in Lebanon and Gaza as well