Iran's unprecedented attack on Israel saw rial currency plunge, people stocking up on supplies; Revolutionary Guards forced to warn public against pro-Israel posts on social media

After starting the day lashing out on social media and depicting himself as a victim, Trump was reserved and muted as he became first-ever US ex-president to face a criminal trial

The St. Louis-born pitcher ended his career with more wins than Sandy Koufax; went on to take part in Israel's short-lived baseball league and run the gymnasium at his hometown JCC

SmartAid founder Shachar Zahavi, whose organization has provided relief in conflicts all over the world, says group felt a moral obligation as Jews to also help 'our enemies'

Tehran was forced into responding, but Jerusalem could stop short of striking back and still come out on top by making sure its alliances remain intact while Iran's fall apart

Facing GOP mutiny from lawmakers opposed to funding Kyiv, Mike Johnson hopes splitting up package already backed by Senate will allow money to quickly reach IDF, other allies

Now with relatives in Rafah, Sami Obeid longs to return to his destroyed home in the north. Hamas hasn't disappeared, he says, and without a 'day-after' plan, it will resume its rule

As Jews around the world celebrate the first Passover since Oct. 7, some of these Seder guides touch on politics, while others feature humor, history and Hollywood stars