'Chelm: The Smartest Place on Earth' will play on the classic Jewish folktales inspired by the infamous 'town of fools'

While public protest led to political returns in Lebanon's elections, the new map of political power elicits fear that disputes between opponents and supporters of Hezbollah will spill over to the streets

Ultra-Orthodox women blast Israel's Religion Ministry for reserving 75 percent of Lag Ba'omer tickets for men, following the government's decision to restrict attendance after last year's deadly stampede

The demolitions are carried out in accordance with a draconian order that requires residents to present a building permit within 96 hours, and cannot be appealed

Members of Buffalo's Jewish community compare Saturday’s far-right attack against the city's Black community, which left 10 people dead , to the 2018 Tree of Life massacre in Pittsburgh

France's far left is giving Léon Blum an encore. But France's path-breaking first Jewish, first socialist premier would be less than gratified by the troubling similarities between Jean-Luc Mélenchon's leftism and Le Pen's far right

Ran Zimmit says demonstrations against cuts in state subsidies probably won't reach the scale of Iran's previous protests

Police say examination found the handwriting on the threatening letters to fully match the suspect's, who denies all charges, leaving 'no doubt as to her involvement'