Nury Martinez resigns office amid outcry over recording of her and other councilmembers discussing racial politics, including claim Jews 'cut a deal' with Black area of Los Angeles

Local activist heading unique independent effort to help unhoused population told to stop giving aid and vacate three-story building in center of capital

Fresh arrests as fighting spreads beyond Shuafat refugee camp; senior official says Jerusalem situation 'liable to get out of hand'

No immediate reports of injuries in attack, day after US-led group of countries vowed to deliver new anti-missile systems to Kyiv

Dream Security to defend critical infrastructure sites from cyber attacks, including oil, water, energy facilities, raises $20 million in early round

Adi Tamiza, a Hebron resident with a residency permit in Israel, accused of assaulting victim after she refused his advances; lawyer: 'Serious damage' to women's sense of security

No members of the community injured, says rabbi; Israeli diplomats remain in Warsaw as attacks pick up again in Ukrainian capital

Only 71 members of parliament attend, fewer than needed for quorum; next vote called for October 20 as country grapples with major economic crisis