In recording of meeting with Palestinian Americans on UN sidelines, PA leader urges group to push for statehood, claims he met with 'Zionist lobby' despite Obama warning against it

'Only people like me can bear witness': Judah Samet survived the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp, served in IDF, and lived through 2018 attack on Pittsburgh synagogue

Oleg Deripaska accused of lying to evade penalties 'despite cozy ties with Kremlin'; another three charged in scheme to ensure his child was born in US

Lisbon court says no 'single fact' shows Rabbi Daniel Litvak gave priority to requests of Jews for Portuguese citizenship, in investigation tied to oligarch Roman Abramovich

In a significant policy change, unauthorized West Bank settlements will now be eligible to receive security equipment, including mobile information collection and warning systems

In early 2020, Utah began issuing marriage licenses for ceremonies performed online, offering an easy alternative for Israelis who can't or won't marry through the rabbinate

Government agencies designate firms in Asia and Middle East, in wave of penalties on country's companies and leadership

At campaign rally, former prime minister says Central Elections Committee decision to bar Amichai Chikli from running is political and aimed at bringing down the right-wing bloc