University head Morton Schapiro takes issue with left-wing protesters' slogan, claiming it draws on anti-Jewish stereotypes

The Israeli-born actress and musician strongly identifies with her parents' native Iran, and reaches across borders to work with Persian artists -- despite the risks this can pose

Human Rights Watch laments 'systematic absence of fair trials,' says 15 of those put to death were involved in violence following Sissi's overthrow of democratically elected Morsi

Talia Lavin's new book 'Culture Warlords' details her undercover journey into the alt-right's most toxic forums and how she seduced members only to make their names public

As deaths pile up, physicians say they are trying everything, but hooking up a patient to a breathing machine comes with a harsh dose of reality that their chances are slim

Rick Jacobs accused by at least four men of forcibly touching, kissing them

Landmark study finds 1.3 million people who describe themselves as Jewish in continental Europe, UK, Turkey and Russia, down 60% since 1970

Software developed by Tel Aviv-based firm tells users which companies hold their data and how they are using it, and lets them decide if they want to it to be deleted