Social media conspiracy theories tied Israel to Spain’s deadly Ceuta border crisis, drawing condemnation from U.S. and Israeli officials.

More than 300 bereaved fathers gathered in Israel for an evening built around unity, resilience and a message: none of them grieve alone.

Despite differing public tones, Trump and Netanyahu emerged from White House talks aligned on preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.

Union College professor Dr. Stephen M. Berk will lead a four-part lecture series on Iran at Agudat Achim Synagogue starting September 17.

JNF-USA Women for Israel in the Capital Region gathered in Albany to honor local philanthropists supporting Israel’s future.

Haredi exemptions, birthrates and political leverage are reshaping Israel’s military, economy and public life.

The Saratoga Jewish Cultural Festival hosts a Zoom panel Aug. 9 on the 2004 documentary Imaginary Witness: Hollywood and the Holocaust.

The Schenectady Jewish Community Center will host a live online program with educator Muki Jankelowitz on Israel’s upcoming election, Aug. 18.

A man wearing a kippah was stabbed near a Manhattan synagogue on Tisha B’Av, and witnesses say the attacker shouted ‘Allahu akbar.’

Alan Koslow’s weekly guide to public events on Capital Region campuses, featuring a Tang lawn concert, Percy Jackson at Sage, and Bard SummerScape.