'Dust Bowls and Jewish Souls,' now making the rounds on the Jewish film circuit, shows a little-known side of the legendary American folk singer that was steeped in Jewish culture

As-yet unnamed party will push for ultra-Orthodox conscription; is the latest to attempt to offer a right-wing alternative to Prime Minister Netanyahu's ruling Likud

American VP calls Israel a 'great partner' but stresses his job is to pursue US interests * IDF says interceptor accidentally fired toward Israeli forces in south Lebanon; none injured

Military says combat engineers destroyed a tunnel containing dozens of rockets, as Israel pushes back against US-backed disarmament plan's call to halt military operations in Strip

Tol editor David Horovitz discusses the problematics of talks with Lebanon and Iran, before delving into the bewildering spate of new Israeli political parties jockeying for votes

Sweeping renovation planned for 2027 will replace aging infrastructure, while planners work to preserve the local charm that draws millions of shoppers and visitors each year

Liberman welcomes 'principled' right-wing ideologue who resigned from ruling party last month over its push to grant draft exemptions to ultra-Orthodox men

Some issues remain unresolved in deal, which could reopen strait for 60 days, may include fees; Houthis say they struck 2 Saudi tankers; Iran warned Gulf it would strike if US renewed attacks