Prosecutor says boy allegedly carried out at least one trial with explosives in preparation for the attack

Historic Abraham Accords, signed in Washington last month, must still be approved by ministers and the legislature

Same-sex adoption issue pits American Jewish community’s Orthodox bodies against its civil rights groups, days off work for religious holidays could also be on the table

Haredi community gathers for second night of protests against New York coronavirus shutdowns that largely target the city's Orthodox Jewish neighborhoods.

Reviewing studies from across the world, Israeli docs conclude there is 50% drop in sperm's quantity and ability to move among patients who had moderate or serious coronavirus

Of the 46,350 checks done Wednesday, just 8.9% came back showing infection, matching a figure not seen for last three weeks; death toll remains at 1,824

Around 400 Jews live in Obninsk, outside Moscow, built to house staff of power station; prayer services to be held on Shabbat only, to start

While acknowledging that money, and lots of it, must be devoted to safeguarding the economy, experts rail against unwise and profligate spending and warn of the heavy toll to come