Nationwide closure to now end on October 14; government also approves NIS 500 fine for anyone caught in someone else's sukkah over upcoming holiday

'A black page was inscribed in the common past of the Ukrainian and Jewish people,' President Volodymyr Zelenskiy says of 1941 slaughter in Kyiv ravine by SS troops and locals

Shul Cloud, the biggest name in online Jewish worship, admits mistakes after system failed to deliver online prayer services for synagogues on 'biggest day of year'

Giant structures capable of holding thousands throughout weeklong festival raise fears of continued outbreak in hard-hit communities

Unlikely Yale Law buddies Christopher Haugh and Jordan Blashek find common ground on a 20,000-mile, 44-state journey documented in their new book 'Union,' released this summer

Ronni Gamzu says number of COVID-19 diagnoses among elderly in Haredi community also on the rise

Indirect negotiations focused on drilling rights will be brokered by US, held at UN facility in Lebanese town; Energy Minister Steinitz to head Israeli delegation

Ahead of Sukkot festival, law enforcement officials say they will have 'no tolerance' for large gatherings in sukkahs