Transportation minister backs management's decision, accusing workers' union of facilitating 'anarchy'; labor federation announces trains to resume later Friday morning

Family to donate Oved's corneas after he was killed Thursday when vehicle hit tents used by young men; funeral will take place Friday at 12:30 pm in Palmachim

Leading UK Jewish journalist Jonathan Freedland once again turns his hand to fiction as his alter-ego, the best-selling thriller writer Sam Bourne

Rafi Peretz reaches out to Shas and UTJ leaders, proposing they work together in coalition talks to advance issues of religion and state where they all largely agree

'The Book of Dirt,' a thoughtful examination of his family’s tortured past wins new author Bram Presser the Jewish Book Council's Goldberg Prize for Debut Fiction

Second man to walk on moon sends his condolences to Israeli team; LunarX says will award SpaceIL $1 million prize for achievements despite vehicle crashing during landing attempt

At Wiesenthal Center dinner, Bob Iger calls on US politicians to drop hate, which he says is 'dragging us toward an abyss'

The PM made history when his Likud party became the first since Israel's inception to win more than a million votes -- a trove he hopes will fend off his legal woes

Anti-bullying activist tells crowd at award ceremony that she can 'bake a mean challah'

Letter references incident last month when Rep. Mo Brook quoted from Hitler’s book 'Mein Kampf' on the House floor