Max Planck Institute now trying to determine whether Jews were among those whose organs were abused in gruesome case

Judges say they lack jurisdiction to rule on terror attacks in Israel because they were not aimed at Americans

150 passengers make journey, marking first of 110 expected trips a day, linking long-time foes

Roni Alsheich believes he is being deliberately misrepresented, after remarks about it being ‘natural’ for cops to suspect Ethiopians spark calls for him to go

Without electricity or the perpetual city buzz, young Jews experience a rustic Shabbat at the Camping Trip and other summer retreats

Defense officials laugh off Moscow’s boast over death of jihadist group’s top strategist, say strike was carried out by American drone

Those caught carrying out genital mutilation, prevalent in Egypt but criminalized in 2008, could face 7 years in prison

Maj. Gen. (res.) Gadi Shamni, former top commander of IDF forces in West Bank, asks at security conference if ‘this is what we want to be’