Presidential social media account briefly posts, then deletes, misinformation that security barriers filled with rocks intended to aid rioters; 6,200 people 'like' it in an hour

Rabbi Noah Chakoff questioned on suspicion of endangering the welfare of a child, released soon after

Group sent to Jerusalem hotel after arrival on on El Al flight last week amid fears many had already been exposed to virus; 200 passengers were on plane

Boarding of El Al flight last week was temporarily halted due to concerns that members of Hasidic group had already been exposed to virus; some 200 were on plane

Marriages take place in Brooklyn, a mayor and his wife are expecting, and an infected attorney awakes from a coma: Amid the coronavirus crisis, there is still some hope and joy

Women of the Wall praises Bezalel Smotrich for 'warm welcome' of train terminal tefillin stand for women, prompting far-right criticism of him

2008 terror onslaught killed 166 people, including Chabad emissaries Gavriel and Rivka Holtzberg

What, if anything, does a religious community for refugees named after a 'Fiddler on the Roof' village have to do with Russia, Trump's impeachment? Times of Israel went to find out

After training on London's famed Savile Row, Chabad Rabbi Yosel Tiefenbrun has set up shop in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, where he fits clients for their $4,500 suits

Hidden corners of the neighborhood reveal its storied past, with monuments to fallen Israeli soldiers and relics dating back to the ancient Greeks and Byzantines