Dutch Foreign Minister Caspar Veldkamp sat down with his Iranian counterpart on Wednesday to discuss “de-escalation in the Middle East,” just days after his government declared it would break off all ...

Columbus resident Michael J. Rosen has been celebrated worldwide for his wide array of artistic talents as an author, painter ...

Muslim migrants arrived in the industrialized Western European states after World War II, many from the countries that were formerly colonial possessions.

The U.S. Department of Education opened an investigation of the Port Washington Union Free School District on Long Island on Nov. 25 for alleged violations of Title VI of the 1964 Civil Rights Act.

Esau was a wild man, hunting animals as well as women. Jacob was a student of Torah. One was a gladiator, the other a sage. Esau would become the father of Rome, the destroyers of our temple, while ...

Mahmoud Abbas said he issued the order in an attempt "to maintain stability" during a period in which the Palestinian Authority is "facing many challenges." ...

The discussion about how many American Jews voted for Donald Trump in the November presidential election because he supported Israel and because of dismay over left-wing antisemitism may have a lot ...

Israel rejects the authority of the International Criminal Court and the legitimacy of the arrest warrants it has issued.

The defendant’s “harassment and hateful antisemitic threats terrorized those he targeted,” said U.S. Attorney Jacqueline Romero.

The event, hosted by the Foundation for Jewish Camp, will “celebrate and elevate camp's integral role” in shaping a Jewish future.

Universities and colleges that join the boycott, divestment and sanctions movement against Israel could lose access to federal student aid, according to bipartisan legislation introduced in the U.S.

A year ago, more than 300,000 Jews gathered in a powerful display of unity to stand with Israel and demand the release of hostages. Yet just months later, when a rally to support Israel was held at a ...