Hennady Korban said he had invoked the Pulsa Denura death curse against the Russian president
Natan Fitoussi was killed near the border fence in the northern West Bank, in what was initially thought to be a shooting attack. The IDF says that the shooter followed protocol before opening fire, in a case of mistaken identity
In a year in which AIPAC has lavished tens of millions of dollars on congressional races, a near-defeat in Minnesota upends a number of assumptions about the role of Israel in politics
Julia Haart and her oldest daughter, Batsheva, both said they regret getting married as teens, the norm in their Orthodox Jewish community
Jetze Tjalma, who was mayor of Hogeveen for 30 years, was recently shown to have been the first local mayor to hand over his city’s Jews, which he did voluntarily
The Poland-born pop icon's career spanned several decades and left a mark on Israel's musical canon. He is survived by five children. His son-in-law is Quentin Tarantino
A 26-year-old East Jerusalem resident has turned himself in six hours after the attack that wounded eight, including four American citizens
The Democratic nominee suggests his Republican rival’s association with Gab disqualifies him from serving as governor of Pennsylvania
According to recent polling, Jews not only care about climate — they also seem to prioritize over almost any other issue
“Beyond the Pale,” Dykewomon’s award-winning 1997 novel, told the story of Russian Jewish emigres to the Lower East Side
The families are calling the financial compensation that the German government will offer them 'a joke'
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