National Security Council says man's phone infected with hacking malware by someone who contacted him on Telegram, posing as employee of Al Arabiya outlet's Persian-language site

Musician was arrested earlier this month for allegedly raping a 30-year-old woman at his Rishon Lezion apartment in late December; he insists encounter was consensual

Starmer is eager to reset ties with a host of capitals, from Beijing to Brussels, and keen to seal any deals to boost Britain's ailing economy

Secretary wants plan to be blueprint for post-war management of Gaza, but some US officials fear window to give such a speech closed after Nov. and that it could harm hostage talks

Documentary film 'Ain't No Back to a Merry-Go-Round,' screening Jan. 29 at the NY Jewish Film Festival, shows how a 1960 neighborhood demonstration in Maryland shifted civil rights

Over 100 kids killed or injured in last month, UNICEF reports, as explosives litter country after almost 14 years of civil war; tens of millions of dollars needed to clear them

While saving human lives is top priority according to Jewish tradition, the mandate to save Torahs is a close second, propelling congregants into still-raging fires before evacuation

European Jewish Association head says 40K have already left Europe over antisemitism in recent years, with serious measures needed to ensure rest of community doesn't follow