US correspondents Jacob Magid and Luke Tress discuss midterm election results in the House and New York, along with American reactions to Ben Gvir and a tiff at the UN

Case opens this week in Warsaw court; Andrzej Pilecki, 90, says $5.7m in compensation due to his father to redress communist-era wrongs

Religious Zionism leader reportedly hasn't spoken with Netanyahu since last week, with impasse delaying negotiations; Ben Gvir, gunning for public security portfolio, meets top cop

Conference of Presidents CEO Daroff says 'very concerned' by religious parties' call to scrap 'grandchild clause,' at conference that highlights potential strains in Israel-US ties

Move represents about-face by US, which had said it wouldn't open its own probe into death of reporter who Israel says was likely shot by IDF in error; Gantz: We won't cooperate

Daughter of Nahid Taghavi says her mother didn't complete her treatment, but that she is returning to Evin Prison 'with her head held high'

Solo show wraps up artist's European tour, with its unique blend of acoustic ballads and euphoric instrumentals, powered by traditional Aboriginal instrument

'The bodies of the killed are being found,' says Ukraine's president; civilians in liberated city describe looting, trail of destruction left by retreating Russian forces