All Articles ByBrian Racer

Austria rejected leaving the site empty, demolishing it or creating a museum, choosing an active police presence instead

The U.S. is already bombing Iranian military targets, but Trump is now threatening infrastructure attacks and considering far harsher options

New York cannot arrest Netanyahu, but Mamdani can still persuade Americans to see him, and eventually others tied to the war, as criminals

American oversight may be safer than Chinese or Russian involvement, but Saudi enrichment could create a lasting threat without delivering normalization

The calf’s birth alongside a male twin has created a new halachic question over whether an unseen congenital condition could disqualify it

Rabbi Efrem Goldberg says voters can switch back before November after helping pro-Israel Rep. Jared Moskowitz defeat Oliver Larkin

The state says it is not restricting medical evacuations, while petitioners are seeking access to Palestinian hospitals closer to Gaza

Thirty-two Israeli experts remain after most international teams departed, helping authorities move from earthquake response to long-term reconstruction

Recent strikes have inflicted heavy damage, but intelligence assessments suggest Iran remains focused on preserving the regime and outlasting Washington

The phased plan gives Beirut responsibility for removing Hezbollah while Israel retains leverage over any broader withdrawal

The statement came on the invasion’s 52nd anniversary, as Cyprus and Turkey presented sharply different visions for the divided island

“It gives you the feeling that you are seeing the moment of destruction,” the excavation director said

Iran is targeting America’s regional network while trying to avoid the much harsher Israeli response

The pro-Israel group removed donation links for 18 previously endorsed Democrats after they backed an amendment targeting annual US assistance

The cabinet approved the measure after the European Union failed to agree on a common policy, but key enforcement details remain unpublished

Far-left streamer addressed hundreds of young Democratic organizers at a Washington convention sponsored in part by J Street U

Four strikes in Jordan caused mounting casualties and aircraft damage as U.S. officials report faster missiles and increasingly precise targeting

At the 32nd anniversary ceremony, Jewish leaders demanded action against Iranian suspects in the still-unresolved bombing

Police charged the 36-year-old Brooklyn man after he entered the synagogue at 770 Eastern Parkway, where Chabad said he was already known to security

The Rabbinate’s director-general approved Tzohar as a kashrut-certifying body, but the Chief Rabbinate Council says it did not authorize the move