Samuel Woodward, believed tied to neo-Nazi group, slapped with hate crime charge in slaying of Blaze Bernstein

The Jerusalem International Book Fair and the International Writers Festival are now the annual Jerusalem International Book Forum, bringing authors and publishers together

Widow of one of few who managed to survive 1943 uprising urges authorities to build proper museum at death camp site

As police investigate possible murder of bishop, monastery bans media appearance, unauthorized financial transactions and social media

Ephraim Talabi, now 55, goes to Jordan to find the former Fatah fighter Mohammed a-Sati, who 'brought me back to sanity, to my real life' through simple acts of kindness

Aryeh Cohen, who worked in student outreach, allegedly communicated with federal agent posing as 15-year-old boy

Police say Beit Yael resident killed center's manager after stabbing roommate a few days ago, tried to set fire to himself after arrest

With affordable housing scarce, the city is encouraging residents to pair with developers and turn low-rises into towers. For this writer, that's brought a work assignment home