Number of Jews living in US under program for young immigrants is 'not huge but not negligible,' says one activist, reflecting diverse makeup of cohort fighting deportation The post Mostly lost amid outcry, Jewish Dreamers also facing expulsion from US appeared first on The Times of Israel.

Far from being bothered by controversial social media posts and scandals, Yair Netanyahu is basking in the attention and cultivating growing influence, say some close to the PM The post The troll on Balfour Street appeared first on The Times of Israel.

Embassy in Madrid working to return to Israel the body of 28-year-old who reportedly succumbed to hypothermia after losing his way The post Israeli man dies while hiking in Spain’s Pyrenees appeared first on The Times of Israel.

Ami Appelbaum, with a career in industry and defense, to serve as the next chairman of the Israel Innovation Authority The post Israel picks new chief scientist to steer innovation policies appeared first on The Times of Israel.

No injuries to Israeli forces or civilians in West Bank attack at entrance of Kiryat Arba, terrorist seriously wounded The post Attempted stabbing thwarted near Hebron, attacker shot appeared first on The Times of Israel.

PM chides Turkey for not recognizing Hamas as a terror group in kind, expresses support for Kurdish independence The post Rebuffing former top general, Netanyahu says Kurdish PKK a terror group appeared first on The Times of Israel.

Netanyahu offers few clues as to possible compensation, but says everyone wants in on Israel's anti-terrorism know-how The post Israel could get something from Arab states for fighting terror, PM hints appeared first on The Times of Israel.

Landmark High Court ruling finds informing consumers about food's origins cannot be prohibited, denting monopoly by ultra-Orthodox-controlled state rabbinical body The post Restaurants okayed to say food kosher without rabbinate’s approval appeared first on The Times of Israel.