Even as the war in Gaza raged, a group of Israeli researchers forged quiet bonds with Palestinian refugees to bring to light the history of a village depopulated in Israel's 1948 War of Independence
Neighbors said the family living across the street kept to themselves but seemed like any other in the Bonnyrigg suburb, a working-class, well-kept enclave with an ethnically diverse population.
The detainees include elected members of the Jaffa Muslim Council, among them its deputy chairman, who led a rally after a pregnant woman was pepper-sprayed. The protest followed a women's march calling for authorities to curb violence in the city
We thought Australia would be a safe haven from surging attacks against Jews. We were wrong. But while we see persistent threats minimized until they become lethal, too many politicians are exploiting our fear to advance an agenda of hate and division that has nothing to do with us
Vanessa and Wayne were separated from their three-year-old daughter during the Bondi Beach attack, but found her protected by a woman who had been shot, lying on top of her.
The far-right committee chairman said that 'foreign broadcasters that wish Israel ill' should be treated 'just like any other enemy,' regardless of whether there is a state of emergency. The Knesset's legal counsel deemed the bill unconstitutional, despite the majority vote in its favor
The crudely fashioned, possibly homemade pendant was unearthed by the Temple Mount in a Byzantine building from 1,300 years ago, a time Jews were banned from the city
Over a dozen New York police officers and members of Chevra Hatzalah could be seen on the outskirts of the crowd at Carl Schurz Park as Hanukkah songs blared over the speaker.
Conspiracy theories claiming Israel orchestrated the Bondi Beach Hanukkah attack are spreading on social media, despite evidence of a terrorist attack that killed 16 people.
Security agencies across India, but especially in Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru, have been advised to remain vigilant, with surveillance in place across areas where Jews and Israelis transit.
Berlin police said they were ramping up measures around the German capital's Brandenburg Gate, where a large electric menorah is being lit to mark the first night of Hanukkah.
The attendees, mostly Australians and other expats, gathered to honor the victims of the shooting attack that left 15 dead at Sydney's Bondi Beach earlier on Sunday. Though deeply saddened, many said they were not surprised by the incident, which reflected growing antisemitism in Australia