Ticker typo labels US president’s son-in-law and senior adviser as fit for Jewish consumption

Investigators looking into whether digital strategy, led by president’s son-in-law, may have aided cyber attacks against Hillary Clinton

Sergei’s Courtyard, part of a 19th century complex built with stone imported from Russia, has been renovated for Russian Orthodox pilgrims; 22-room hotel opens next month

Reversal on visas for group from Herat comes after Trump intervenes in case that had sparked backlash, White House says

Sources say Ramallah government quietly suspended payments to families of 277 prisoners and ex-prisoners at the beginning of June

Gaza power plant shuts down, causes blackouts; 2 killed when truck flips over near Eilat

Tractor-trailer flips along highway outside army base just north of Eilat trapping the occupants; army launches probe into the crash

Hamas-run enclave’s electricity company says supplies at unprecedented low