Sammy Sadovnik visits Israel every year, but is concerned for the future of his country's Jewish community which is rapidly shrinking 'due to economic and terrorist problems'

Intel source says Qassem Soleimani's comments during meeting with Iraqi groups 'not far off' a call to arms, may have led US to pull diplomatic staff from countries

Founder of Abraham Initiatives, which champions integration and equality in Israeli society, says 'many more years' needed to achieve mission

Not a dry eye in the house after Israeli band made up of musicians with disabilities performs in Tel Aviv; group founder says already received invites to play in Europe

American defense officials tell WSJ the guided-missile destroyers' transit through the Strait of Hormuz was 'the quietest in a long time'

Former defense official says Hamas terror group calming the situation while Eurovision song contest takes place in Tel Aviv

Ashkenazi religious leader says work should stop 10 minutes before lighting candles, 10 minutes after the end of the Sabbath because competition finals require Saturday rehearsals

With no constititonal framework to establish how the branches of government work together, Basic Laws are of the people