Some 100 Orthodox families moved to Jersey City neighborhood from Brooklyn over past several years; witness says wife of store owner injured in attack

There’s a couple of nurses and a doctor and the shoppers, who are all collecting towels and coats for the woman going into labor in Aisle 10

September 14 missile and drone bombardment of facilities in the kingdom's east briefly knocked out half its crude oil production

Lawmakers green-light elections for March 2 ahead of final two readings; debate likely to extend past midnight; Knesset allowed to legislate until president, Knesset speaker talk

Community claims to be descended from the biblical Israelites and practice certain Jewish rituals; Southern Poverty Law Center classifies some as a hate group

Dina Kraft talks to pairs of Jewish and Arab friends, colleagues, and workmates for a Hadassah project

Unprecedented third national vote within a year all but inevitable as bill setting next elections for March 2 expected to pass readings before Wednesday deadline

Legislation welcomed by some as a necessary measure, while others condemn it as anti-Semitic and a stifling of the freedom to criticize Israel