From artists to newspapermen, the early Jewish community on the Caribbean island set many precedents — before being decimated by assimilation, immigration and intermarriage

Polls suggest sober, authoritative leader of Republicans party has strong chance of winning national elections in April-May

Senior official gives military’s view of Syrian civil war, and how Israeli jets navigate the dangerously full skies next door

95-year-old former SS sergeant was found guilty last year of being accessory in the murder of 300,000 Jews

The classic musical tugs at the heartstrings, even in Wisconsin, where the bread is white and Jewish jokes fall flat

Despite government pledges to cut red tape, blaze victims still dread squelching their way to recovery, while experts warn global warming and too many trees can keep this rash keep aflame

Pluralistic Jerusalem program, threatened by the rabbinate, postpones its planned get-together

Public had to arrive at Jerusalem cemetery an hour early, linger in discomfort until dignitaries came to commemorate the fallen of 1956 Suez campaign