On anniversary of deadly 2000 riots, residents of West Bank, Gaza, East Jerusalem demonstrate in solidarity with Arab Israelis who say bill turns them into second class citizens

A new exhibit at New York's Jewish Museum highlights a brief period when one of the world's most famous Jewish artists convinced the Bolsheviks to nurture working-class talent

Jean-Claude Arnault, married to former Academy member, acquitted of one count because alleged victim's account deemed unreliable; he is also suspected of leaking names of winners

Family of 'French Sinatra' were heroes of Resistance against Nazi occupation of France in World War II; Israel honored him last year for their efforts to protect Jews and others

Police launch hate crime investigation; ADL says targeting of structure on religious holiday is 'beyond the pale'

Netanyahu asks justice, transportation, and public security ministries to draft safety protocols for cyclists in wake of death of 17-year-old Ari Nesher

Morton Katz, who has been an attorney since 1951, continues to work as a special public defender; hopes to soon take a computer literacy class

Hundreds of Palestinians take part in fresh border riots following Friday's mass protests in which 7 Gazans said killed, over 100 improvised bombs thrown at troops