All today's headlines

The number of young Israelis who illegally work in the U.S. is a central reasons for the failure of attempts to exempt them from needing a visa.

Once home to some 300,000 Jews, Morocco is increasingly taking a fresh look at its long history with Judaism and spurning the flat rejection of all things Hebrew found in so many other Arab countries.

Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah denies he was flown to Iran for treatment: 'The rumors are additional proof of the propaganda war being waged against us.'

Jewish students union responds to vote, stating that result shows 'Israelis are welcome at Oxford' and sends a clear statement that students will not be marginalized on the basis of their nationality.

While the prime minister would have preferred a government with the ultra-Orthodox parties, the Lapid-Bennett coalition has made that impossible, sources close to negotiations say.

The industry sector that Check Point developed has emerged from the doldrums and is once more alive with investment activities and opportunities.

Real Madrid taught Barcelona an important lesson on Tuesday: In soccer, offense is the best offense.

Rony Leibovitz was once Israel’s favorite outlaw. Now even banks invite the legendary 'Biker Bandit' to recount how he managed to rob 21 of them before getting caught.

Just hours after Iranian negotiator expressed satisfaction with nuclear discussions, describing talks as 'positive' and proposals as 'more realistic', PM says Iran continues to provoke international community.

With major Jewish organizations like the ADL crying anti-Semitism over a teddy bear's acerbic comedy at the awards ceremony, Jews may be feeding into the stereotype of monolithic Jewish power.