As Israel's uncertain judiciary seems to increasingly push some sabras into exile, many are drawn to Greece's proximity, lower real estate prices and high quality of life

27-year-old former voluntary police officer, accused of being ringleader, to serve 18 years in jail; other three, one of whom was a minor at the time, given lighter prison terms

Scene from show’s third season filmed several months ago, around the time West began making antisemitic comments and when their divorce was finalized

Over a nearly seven-decade career, he imbued comic roles with pathos and serious roles with a touch of sardonic humor

Two justices were sympathetic to group's argument that demands for diversity were to an extent rooted in a past desire to limit numbers of Jewish students

In 'Bruno Schulz,' author Benjamin Balint follows the dark story of a renowned Polish-Jewish creative turned SS officer's artist-slave, and the battles over his surviving legacy

After the industry-centered Kosherfest's termination, a new festival for consumers sees a surge of civilian foodies noshing on gourmet delicacies like charcuterie and steak tartare

Berlin's Pears Jewish Campus, which covers over 80,000 square feet and cost $43.7 million to build, will house a school, gym, movie theater, music studio and kosher deli

Psychologist says Robert Bowers was schizophrenic, backing mental health defense, but also notes he delayed attack to avoid kids and worried about a parking ticket during massacre

Decision raises standard for employers refusing to give workers a Sabbath day off to a 'substantial' hardship, putting 'real teeth into the law,' says AJC legal officer