Anna Kaplan says that CUNY Jewish profs were left feeling like they had a "knife in the back" after union ignored their concerns.

President Herzog will become the first Israeli to receive a third vaccination tomorrow morning.

Center in 19th century Glasgow synagogue will feature history and stories of Scotland's Jewish community.

Law would allow police to use facial recognition technology in public spaces across Israel without a warrant.

The Italian parliament reports an unusually heated debate regarding whether or not to implement the Green PAssport concept in their country.

The Knesset has approved the following plan for having an MK with COVID-19 vote: An ambulance will bring the MK to the Knesset. The MK will be dressed in a medical protective suit and arrive through an isolated corridor to a designated part of the gallery, from where the MK will vote and leave promptly thereafter.

Credit provider Fitch has fixed Israel's credit score at A+, with a stable financial forecast for the future.

A resident of Ma'ale Adumim, who has been previously arrested for swindling charities out of millions of shekel, attempted a similar scheme targeting a Yeshiva in Jerusalem. Students grew suspicious of his conduct and invited him to a meeting In a false pretext, during which police detectives arrested him for questioning.