Punishment said to be harshest yet in connection to riot at Makhachkala Int'l Airport after the arrival of a plane carrying 'unclean' passengers from Tel Aviv, 3 weeks after Oct. 7

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Not On Our Dime pushes referendum that would require Pittsburgh to divest from Israel, companies related to Israel, which officials say could be deeply challenging for city

Hind Rajab Foundation's founder, Dyab Abou Jahjah, has said he is 'very proud' of his military training with Lebanese terror group; the NGO blames Israeli press for the decision

'At least this home is standing for so many people,' says rabbi at Kehillat Israel, hundreds of whose members' houses were destroyed in the blazes ravaging Los Angeles

Shuttered in 1984, Connecticut's Holy Land USA is a crumbling hodgepodge of biblical settings that was also the site of a grisly 2010 murder; a local priest works for its resurrection

US president says move 'completely contrary to everything America's about'; UN rights chief: Allowing hate speech to flourish online has 'real-world consequences'

Families say two latest victims 'could have been saved by an early deal'; outgoing US ambassador to address Tel Aviv demonstration