In rare coordinated effort, officials said to have warned Iran's supreme leader that military threats from US and Israel are real, and country faces massive unrest if it goes to war

Amid record US Jewish turnout halfway through vote, new allegations threaten the legitimacy of elections that will help allocate $5 billion in funding for Jewish, Israeli causes

Post-Assad Syria needs a strong country to help it out of the chaos, and Turkey wants in; with America backing Erdogan, there’s little Israel can do beyond insisting on red lines

After air force reservists' letter, additional statements — which also don't urge refusal to serve — accuse government of continuing war for political rather than security reasons

Mark Carney asserts he did not hear the word 'genocide' and was 'stating a fact in terms of the arms restrictions' that Canada has imposed on Israel

First opened in New York's Lower East Side a century ago, the bakery now supplies ritual Passover flat breads to seder tables as far away as Europe, South Africa and Israel

US president says Chabad-linked Yehuda Kaploun, who was a fundraiser and campaign surrogate for him, 'will be the strongest Representative for Americans and Jews across the Globe'

Military counters report suggesting civilian hikers allowed into Syria, but says Rabbi Shlomo Aviner, 82, was allowed to meet with soldiers earlier this month, ahead of Passover