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Rabbi Isaiah Rothstein, son of African-American convert mother and descended from slaves in Alabama, reveals what it's like to face racism for both his black and Jewish heritage and how he works to fight discrimination

Tally Gotliv expresses doubt legislative process would resume, urges coalition to ‘correct course’; Netanyahu suggests letting dialogue with opposition run its course

National security spokesperson John Kirby responds to McCarthy saying he would invite Netanyahu to Congress; almost six months out from PM's election victory, he has yet to receive customary invitation from Biden

Asaf Zamir hit with criticism for letter of support of former worker lawyer intends to present as part of defense in court; 'It’s a badge of shame on the State of Israel and a disgrace to us all'

New TV mini-series titled 'A Small Light' takes the viewers to Nazi-occupied Amsterdam, where Miep and Jan Gies risked their lives to assist numerous Jews and Dutch resistance fighters who were forced into hiding

Netanyahu’s government has neglected its campaign promise to address inflation and the rising cost of living, and prices are continuing to rise

U.S. Federal Aviation Administration sets off investigation into April explosion, another crash on the Moon, the liquid core of Mars, and surprising exoplanets - this week in space

After three-year hiatus, Israeli flag carrier to reopen popular flight route passing through Saudi corridor; On the agenda - four weekly flights to Mumbai and two weekly flights to New Delhi

Centuries ago, the coronation stone for Scottish monarchs was taken to Westminster Palace for English kings; it was returned 30 years ago and has since been scanned, revealing intriguing markings; Research will continue after King Charles III's coronation

Dispute reflects the governing Law and Justice party’s ongoing push for a patriotic narrative of the past that scholars such as Engelking say erases Polish crimes against Jews during the war