All today's headlines

Yad Vashem has spent a decade searching every possible archive in Hungary, adding the names of over 200,000 previously anonymous Jews murdered in the Holocaust

Each family in Jubbet Adh-Dhib village is allotted only three kilowatt hours per day as Dutch group reinstalls hybrid solar power system taken by Israel

The city of Dickinson requires applicants for grants to repair homes or businesses damaged by Hurricane Harvey to refrain from boycotting Israel

The U.S. president could be striving to stifle the Shi’ite Crescent that's forming in the region, but all he wants to do is erase Obama’s landmark foreign policy

One short letter looms large in the Israel-Palestine conflict's mythology. But it's just that: A myth, but also a bluff, a betrayal and a gift to propagandists on both sides

Mohammed Jarara, a Palestinian policeman, is the victim of a hostile act, a casualty of terror perpetrated by three Israelis armed with stones

The far right is redefining Jews as 'exemplary victims of the threat from Islam,' as one analyst puts it, with support for Israel a companion approach. But there’s still plenty of anti-Semitism to go around

The Diaspora Affairs Ministry’s bid to collect information on all Jewish college students in the United States was a form of outreach worthy of a cellphone company

The pool of trained engineers isn’t growing fast enough, as multinationals swoop up local talent with limited benefits to economy