In his latest performances in Tel Aviv on May 2 and 3, the actor and singer shows that even 20 years on, the love for a good telenovella is still very much alive

Criminal indictment remains under seal until court appearance for freshman lawmaker, who fabricated Jewish background and has faced questions about campaign finance sources

At least one alleged attacker shot by police, according to unverified reports, as hundreds of Jews from France, Israel and beyond gather on Djerba under heavy security

Coming from a diverse range of identities and professional fields, selectees are united in 'shaping the future of Zionism,' the organization says as it releases the inaugural list

Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis and his wife were overnight guests at St. James's Palace, where attendants walked in front of them to ensure they did not trip lights on

After leading lawsuit against organizers of deadly 2017 neo-Nazi march in Charlottesville, new group head says Jewish world must build coalitions amid 'broader fight for democracy'

Mauricio Garcia's activity on Russian social media site reveals fascination with white supremacy and massacres; gunman researched Dallas-area outlet mall before killing 8 there

Tamar Weissman, a Torah scholar and sustainable farmer, discusses how the septennial commandment to leave the land fallow elevates one's broader experience of Torah observance.

Gary Jacobs joins Steve Savitsky to discuss Jacobs' experience in the key position and his current educational endeavors.

During the emotional visit, which happened on Hitler's birthday, Sol Nayman brought to Stoczek about 100 members of the March of the Living event