A columnist argues that ordinary Israelis and a relief crew foiled a suspected suicide hijacking, and that the skies remain dangerous.

The Biblical Museum of Natural History in Israel put a life-size elephant replica to work illustrating a Talmudic discussion of building a sukkah.

Samaritans observe Yom Kippur on Oct. 20 and Sukkot on Oct. 25, about a month after the Jewish dates, and build their sukkot indoors.

Herzog and his wife welcomed visitors to the annual Open Sukkah, themed around Israeli culture and sport.

Read Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s complete remarks to world leaders in New York, from Iran and Oct. 7 to the fight against antisemitism.

The U.S. again barred Palestinian Authority officials from the UN, citing ICC provocations against Israel and unended terror payments.

Walkers gather in Delmar Sept. 27 for the Albany Walk for Pancreatic Cancer Research, which funds research into a disease more common among Jews.

Mindy Holland reviews Dara Horn’s provocative new book on antisemitism, curiosity, and why Jewish peoplehood needs defending.

Israelis facing disabilities, illness and loss joined dozens more to summit Mount Kilimanjaro in July, showing what resilience can accomplish.

Four rare KKL-JNF archive photos show how Israelis celebrated Sukkot decades ago, from a Jerusalem sukkah to a festive outdoor gathering.