All today's headlines

The school, named after Simha Haim Vilkomich, one of its first principals, was the first in Israel where students were taught in Hebrew.

Britain’s chief rabbi has used his political office to become a statesman for enlightened Jewry, resonating among prime ministers, presidents, Jews and Gentiles, intellectuals and laity.

The Israel advocacy 'David Project's' primer on Israeli settlements, aimed at campus activists, avoids inflammatory language, but it cannot escape the glaring conclusion: Settlement policy is Israel’s Achilles heel, and no amount of discussion and review will make it more convincing, either on campus or outside.

Upon seeing his invention in action, the brilliant, and by all accounts insufferable, physicist felt: 'I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds.' Truman was revolted by his remorse.

Trial hinges on Lieberman’s ‘reading’ of letter given to him by envoy regarding pending investigation, who the former foreign minister then sought to promote.

Bulgarian FM to seek EU sanctions against Hezbollah based on a computer printer in Beirut, DNA traces on a used SIM card and several suspicious telephone calls, and other pieces of evidence.

Netanyahu’s statements were another hint he is not interested in having Habayit Hayehudi join the coalition unless one of the center-left parties, such as Yesh Atid or Labor, also join.

You can't miss it. The vast stone fortress built by the late King Herod stands out like a sore thumb. He meant it that way.

A preliminary investigation indicates that an electric heater was in use at the home, evidently causing the blaze after coming in contact with a blanket.

The system lies motionless, just sitting and waiting. But time isn’t on our side and the problems are only getting worse. Nobody will be shocked in three months when the data on the economy are even gloomier.