'Security Council should be outraged and respond to this latest bout of violence directed at innocent Israeli civilians,' U.S. mission to UN says

Civil Administration set to approve building in Kfar Adumim, less than a mile from Khan al-Ahmar – whose demolition was approved by the High Court last week

This is the third such incident in less than a week ■ On a nearby rock was a message saying: 'Regards from Esh Kodesh,' the name of a neighboring Israeli outpost

To mark International Hamburger Day this week, our intrepid reporter samples his way through the dizzying choices

Treasury-Rabbinate plan would spin off day-to-day supervision to regional monopolies answerable to local chief rabbi

The Jewish comedian’s hit show was canceled by ABC on Tuesday after a racist tweet about an Obama aide, but she was also embroiled in a Twitter spat with Chelsea Clinton about the American-Hungarian billionaire philanthropist

War journalist Arkady Babchenko explains what the Russian opposition has to do and why Putin could end up like Saddam Hussein

Take a few trained chefs, add a group of refugee students and a pinch of memories from their home kitchens, and you get Brooklyn’s Emma’s Torch, which trains the newcomers for free and prepares them for a future in America’s food industry