The 1,500-year-old building was for centuries the site of a major Kurdish Jewish pilgrimage each year on the holiday of Shavuot

In first television appearance of his US presidential campaign, former vice president also pressed on his handling of Anita Hill testimony; refuses to commit to one term

Military engages in gunbattle with suspects believed linked to attacks; police announce a 24-hour curfew in country's Muslim-dominated area

Remarks come after Biden makes president's 'very fine people on both sides' defense of white supremacists the center of his campaign launch

But UK Labour Party leader says he would welcome a meeting with US president during the June 3-5 visit

8,000 protest, with some throwing rocks and fire bombs at IDF soldiers who respond with tear gas and occasional live fire

Reports said a US official was made to sign a pledge to pay $2 million in medical costs before being allowed to bring home the comatose Jewish student

The tourist will face vandalism charges after trying to scratch her husband and children's initials onto a column of the ancient arena

In a 2015 video Seumas Milne floats his conspiracy theory at a conference also attended by the British Labour leader, the UK Jewish News reports

Lawmaker heading parliamentary team on potential war reparations says committee's work should be done by September 1, the anniversary of the start of World War II

Tourists visiting the Red Sea coral reefs were treated to an unusual visitor Friday

Thousands of worshipers retrace the steps Jesus is said to have taken on the way to his death, along the Old City's 'Via Dolorosa'

Unknown persons remove gate of religious seminary founded by the late Rabbi Achiad Ettinger from its hinges; police investigating

Lebanese paper claims UN peacekeepers have been told to widen operations to better monitor Hezbollah's weapons and activities near the Israeli border

Officials say Mohamed Zahran, the leader of local militant group known for vitriolic extremist speeches on social media, was killed in one of nine deadly attacks

Nature reserves from north to south fill up with hikers, Sea of Galilee beaches packed as Israelis enjoy the fine weather

Historically, Jews have had a rough go on the diminutive island just south of Italy, but a new Chabad House and influx of post-Brexit financial tourism might spell a new golden age

Kim Jong Un tells Putin 'Peace and security on the Korean Peninsula will entirely depend on the US future attitude'

Lawyer told actor Tom Arnold he didn't want his wife to be 'dragged into the mud of this crap'

Secretary has been rare Trump official to stay consistently in his good graces, loyally defending his boss's decisions even after advocating other approaches behind the scenes

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