Tel Aviv District court ruling compels social media giant to restore Statusim Metzaytzim, which was taken down three years ago for publishing sponsored content

10 additional suspects arrested as part of sting on group said plotting to attack churches

Government calls court ruling that Israel can't hold remains of assailants with new legislation 'unacceptable'

Army says it's not sure how Ibrahim Abu Thurayeh, who reportedly lost his legs in a 2008 Israeli airstrike, was killed, but finds no 'moral or professional failures'

'The United States has often stood beside Israel. We did not on December 23, 2016,' US envoy says, recalling anti-settlement resolution. 'We will not make that mistake again'

The film version of a musical comedy based on Festival of Lights to screen at hundreds of US movie theaters on December 19

Mahwah township caves in after Eruv Assocation files lawsuit. Residents feared eruv would encourage influx of ultra-Orthodox Jews

Security Council draft to be voted on Monday says Trump's decision to recognize Jerusalem is 'null and void' and 'must be rescinded'