Speaking in Israel's parliament, the U.S. vice president came to praise the Jewish people. But his speech actually repudiated Jewish tradition, echoed tropes used to persecute Jews, and cast us as a mere tools for the salvation of Christians

Like the secular educator from Warsaw, Rabbi Dawid Kurzmann accompanied his 300 young charges to their deaths and his own. His grandson, who lives in Rishon Letzion, is still fighting for his commemoration

92,000 foreigners are in Israel illegally, mostly from former Soviet Union; 37,000 are African asylum seekers

‘Between 5% and 10% of my salary goes on toys, it never ends,’ says one mother. Experts have plenty of advice

Mendelblit's latest statements raise deep concern for the future of 'the Israeli legal system.'

You think the unfortunate are the oppressed? You're wrong. It's the cabinet ministers with 45,000 shekel monthly salaries who suffer

Felix Kersten saved thousands of Jewish lives during the holocaust using his bare hands

The community is vowing to take revenge on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the next election after a new law passed that will keep most of Israel’s stores shut on Shabbat. Revolt is in the air on the streets of Ashdod