UAE public prosecutors believe the plan was inspired by the 9/11 attacks. An investigation launched on October 1 found that the suspect had used two previous flights to Tel Aviv to 'familiarize himself with the flight route and the airport'

Former Army psychiatrist Nidal Hasan is set to become the first person executed by firing squad by the U.S. military since 1945, amid renewed debate over capital punishment following a botched lethal injection in Tennessee last week

Polanski lost his bid to join Parliament in the by-election for the central London constituency vacated by former Prime Minister Kier Starmer. He faces criticism after the Greens passed a motion defining Zionism as a 'racist ideology'

The Central Elections Committee ruled the caps could make the guards look like regular police, lending Ben-Gvir's campaign an image of official authority. He must edit or remove the video and pay 6,000 shekels to the petitioner and the state

The Democrats' leader said Israel's position had deteriorated since last year's war with Iran, and accused Netanyahu of perpetuating Hamas rule in Gaza by refusing to establish an alternative governing authority

A new exhibit at New York's Museum of Jewish Heritage collects objects worn during the Israeli hostage crisis in Gaza, as American Jews reckon with what to keep and what to let go

The newspaper lives in a parallel universe where there is no Jewish terrorism, a far cry from the dignity advocated by Ze'ev Jabotinsky a century ago