Families, schools, lawmakers and cities mourn the loss of teens swept away during desert hike organized by pre-military academy

Ahead of desert field trip in which 9 youths died, premilitary academy organizing it sent out a reassuring message: 'Don't worry, it will be fun and wet'

City says painting over the 22-year-old work was an 'innocent mistake'; artists and activists say it proves there's no policy to preserve public murals and artwork

Israeli officials hail Czech announcement of gradual relocation, but Prague, like others on the continent, is sticking to EU consensus

Country 'grieves for lives cut short,' says Netanyahu; students were taken 'at the height of their flowering,' opposition leader says

New US secretary of state en route to NATO meeting in Brussels, then on to talks with 'key allies' in the Jewish state, Saudi Arabia and Jordan

Husband, who arrived for a friend's wedding, stopped at airport after woman presents her case to rabbinical court

Demonstrators decry law passed in Washington requiring State Department to keep track of European countries' efforts to return WWII Jewish property