Netanyahu's office says he has yet to make a decision on appointment of US-born Caroline Glick, which Reform Jews in Israel and senior WZO official come out against

Ministry mockingly hails 'miracle' recovery of German activist filmed lying on a stretcher with a neck brace when deported to Turkey, standing upright two days later in Germany

Tol editor David Horovitz discusses Israel's need to reassert itself in tackling Iran, the ongoing ripples of National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir's appalling behavior and more on NYT Kristof column

US president claims to have almost finalized a 'Memorandum of Understanding pertaining to PEACE' with Iran; he's also mused that Iran might 'perhaps' join the Abraham Accords. Wishful thinking cannot mask an unfolding catastrophe for Iranians, the free world and Israel

In first Jewish protest at mayor's mansion, crowd chants 'Mamdani's got to go,' amid increasing frustration in community with City Hall

Leading Jewish groups hail divisive new law establishing 50-foot protected areas around religious sites, following series of vitriolic protests outside NYC synagogues

The poor results of a national science test are raising alarm bells. Experts say the problems run far deeper, are more urgent and are harder to solve

Parliament votes 133-37 to pass new PM Magyar's bill to stay in criminal court, nixing move announced by his predecessor as he hosted Israeli PM in defiance of arrest warrant