Two Israeli scholars examine the dramatic and surprising history of one of the oldest Jewish institutions: the sharp separation between ‘them’ and ‘us’

Syrian news agency SANA said Saturday's clashes included heavy machine gun fire and occurred in the village of Um Shaifa near the town of Ras al-Ayn

Yisrael Beiteinu chairman says he would ask Kahol Lavan chief to allow Netanyahu to go first as PM in rotation agreement, and that the Likud leader dismantle his 55-seat right-wing bloc

Members of the Jewish community reflect on events before and after November 9, 1989, including an unlikely Jewish renaissance in eastern Germany and the disturbing rise of the far right

'We’ve seen what can happen if in a nation one religious group is demonized and we don’t show up for them,' says member of group that greets mosque attendees each week

A book by Ulrich A. Boschwitz, who had Jewish roots, has been rescued from oblivion and has finally won fame in the mother tongue of the author who was forced to flee his homeland

Proposed class action suit filed this week accuses board of directors of breaching duties to minority shareholders after initial public offering pulled and value drops 87 percent

Filmmaker, living in Europe after admitting in 1977 to having sex with a 13-year-old, 'firmly contests' woman's allegation that he raped her when she was 18