In speech, Hassan Nasrallah claims Jewish state was once seen as a regional power, but its 'trust, awareness and self-confidence have deteriorated' due to judicial overhaul crisis

Expert calls rallies sparked by passage of controversial bill 'most widespread, significant democratic awakening' in country's history, with more labor strikes threatened

Decision, voted down 7 years ago, is adopted with 70% majority, but does not apply to individual Israeli academics

Billionaire's connection to letter goes back nearly 24 years when he founded X.com, which was later renamed PayPal despite his objections; his space company is called SpaceX

Former Bernie Sanders aide, a veteran of several Jewish organizations, is the fourth to enter crowded Democratic race in US state’s 6th District

Dozens of missiles over past week have pounded Ukraine's port city, which was once a quarter Jewish, also hitting apartment buildings and the iconic Transfiguration Cathedral

Jews have had a good run in soccer this year with two players on the US men's World Cup team and a stunning U20 run from Israel, but the women's league may suffer a shutout

Editor David Horovitz and Knesset correspondent Carrie Keller-Lynn break down reasonableness bill passage, chaotic aftermath and petitions to High Court that may lead to a showdown