All today's headlines

Republican Paul Ryan held his own in the U.S. Vice Presidential debate, but Biden’ s fighting spirit probably lifted morale and rallied the ranks of despondent Democrats.

A few minutes away from crowded Ben Yeduda Street in Jerusalem is a pleasant neighborhood fair featuring quality arts and crafts from the city's local artisans.

Rabbi Yoshiyahu Pinto, said to have ties to businessmen Nochi Dankner, Rami Levi, Ofer Nimrodi, and Ilan Ben Dov, is suspected of paying an officer for information regarding a police investigation.

U.S. president should not take the credit for record military aid to Israel, nor for imposing sanctions on Iran, says Jewish billionaire.

It's more than just an address - it's also a statement on whether or not anybody's home.

CalPERS says Israeli venture funds didn't improve performance in 2012; Wix and Conduit make Business Insider's list of top 100 privately owned high-tech companies.

Panetta publicly acknowledges computer-based assaults for the first time; former U.S. official implicates Iranian hackers, likely with Tehran’s support, in recent attacks on Persian Gulf oil and gas companies.

Rabbi Menachem Youlus pocketed hundreds of thousands of dollars through the 'Save a Torah' charity he co-founded in 2004.

A record number of Israeli films were represented this year at international festivals, including an award-winning feature directed by an ultra-Orthodox woman and a documentary featuring six former Shin Bet agents.

Netanyahu raised 96.8 percent of his NIS 1.2 million in campaign contributions from foreign donors, according to the State Comptroller's Office.