Lebanese-born Ali Kourani, recruited and trained after family home destroyed in 2006 war with Israel, surveilled JFK airport, FBI building and other sites, court finds

Sammy Sadovnik visits Israel every year, but is concerned for the future of his country's Jewish community which is rapidly shrinking 'due to economic and terrorist problems'

Founder of Abraham Initiatives, which champions integration and equality in Israeli society, says 'many more years' needed to achieve mission

American defense officials tell WSJ the guided-missile destroyers' transit through the Strait of Hormuz was 'the quietest in a long time'

Former defense official says Hamas terror group calming the situation while Eurovision song contest takes place in Tel Aviv

Ashkenazi religious leader says work should stop 10 minutes before lighting candles, 10 minutes after the end of the Sabbath because competition finals require Saturday rehearsals

Frontrunner Netherlands and underdog North Macedonia will compete against Israel and 23 others Saturday night as Europe picks its favorite pop act

Tens of thousands watch Eurovision semifinals at crowded Charles Clore Park on Tel Aviv seaside, though expected throngs of tourists hard to find