Nides says we'll know within weeks whether Israel qualifies for visa waiver program but that it still has to pass relevant laws in time, assure Arab Americans can enter freely

2021 survey suggests close to 83,000 people identify as Jews, down from nearly 160,000 in 2010; numbers do not account for mass exodus of Jews since outbreak of conflict

Photographer produced fake documents that saved lives of 14,000; later applied his skills to help displaced Jews reach Mandatory Palestine

Unnamed intelligence source tells Newsweek that Israel has struck at least seven targets related to the network over the past two years, and killed 10 Iranians

Vaccine conspiracist Andrew Bridgen is suspended pending probe into tweet suggesting that vaccine program is 'biggest crime against humanity' since Nazi genocide of Jews

MK Mansour Abbas says demonstrations represent broad section of Israeli public, but should avoid provoking clashes with police; 50,000 expected at Tel Aviv rally this weekend

Victim in his 30s being treated at nearby hospital for moderate wounds sustained after being stabbed by Palestinian at wildcat Havat Yehuda

Jewish filmmaker says 'five people happier than I am' after winning award for 'The Fabelmans,' a film based on his family