In speech, Hassan Nasrallah claims Jewish state was once seen as a regional power, but its 'trust, awareness and self-confidence have deteriorated' due to judicial overhaul crisis

Expert calls rallies sparked by passage of controversial bill 'most widespread, significant democratic awakening' in country's history, with more labor strikes threatened

Records sought by conservative watchdog group Judicial Watch shows Commander's repeated attacks on employees; White House says environment stressful for pets

Decision, voted down 7 years ago, is adopted with 70% majority, but does not apply to individual Israeli academics

Billionaire's connection to letter goes back nearly 24 years when he founded X.com, which was later renamed PayPal despite his objections; his space company is called SpaceX

Former Bernie Sanders aide, a veteran of several Jewish organizations, is the fourth to enter crowded Democratic race in US state’s 6th District

In new short satiric film premiering July 25, Anne Frank House museum reps hire a marketing firm to remake diarist's image in era of 'empathy fatigue' among young people

Major communal organizations in Britain, France, Germany, Argentina, Canada and Australia have joined the J7 initiative