Judge rules 'employer acting because of own religion or belief' was not discriminating against Zelda De Groen

Jewish groups praise financial assistance for nonprofits at risk of attacks: 'Sadly, as anti-Semitism continues to proliferate across the US, this funding is essential'

The fourth in a series of articles and videos prepared by the Israel Democracy Institute in the run-up to April 9, explaining and critiquing what goes on during an election period

Move comes after appointment last week of new AG, William Barr, who will determine how much public learns from Mueller probe's conclusions

Study program for future rabbis now includes outreach to communities targeted by Jewish extremists, highlighting widening gap between American and Israeli Jews

Abdulkadir Masharipov is accused of shooting dead 39 people, including young Israeli, in 2017 New Year's massacre

Doha said frustrated by lack of progress on various infrastructure projects in Strip, particularly stalled plans for a high-voltage power line from Israel

From cancer research to designing systems powering the Eiffel Tower, the unsung scientists, inventors and entrepreneurs found in the new book 'Hammer and Silicon' make an impact