Lawmaker and activist who was beaten by state troopers at Selma, spoke to crowd at 1963 March on Washington, lauded by Clinton as 'conscience of the nation'

Jerusalem, Tel Aviv demonstrations to take place against backdrop of new restrictions, government plans for weekend lockdowns; police warn they will not allow lawlessness

Coronavirus Committee will demand stats justifying sweeping measures approved by cabinet, says rebel lawmaker who already once has voted to cancel government restrictions

Large fire rages at scene of incident in south of nation; no reports of casualties

Senior Likud official says Yifat Shasha-Biton making cabinet work 'impossible,' days after her committee nixed previous restrictions; but Gantz indicates he'll oppose her removal

1,324 new coronavirus cases diagnosed Saturday, Health Ministry says; 217 patients are in serious condition

With the BLM movement center stage, many Jewish organizations move to make communities more welcoming -- but that's no coincidence: such initiatives have been decades in the making

Dustin Honken, convicted of killing 5 people over drug case in 1993, put to death as Trump administration resumes federal executions after 17-year hiatus