1911 Chagall painting stolen by Nazis to be auctioned next month in New York
NEW YORK — A painting by Marc Chagall, which was among 15 works stolen by Nazis and eventually returned by
‘School Ties’ at 30: How a film about antisemitism launched Brendan Fraser’s career
JTA — After a long career pause brought on by an assault-induced depression and injuries, actor Brendan Fraser is back
2 Israeli women, kids enter Palestinian city of Nablus, escorted out by local forces
Two Israeli women and two children who had entered the Palestinian city of Nablus in the West Bank were detained
How concierge IV therapy went from Instagram trend to pre-Yom Kippur hydration hack
JTA — When Sarah Jemal was pregnant with her first child, she couldn’t keep any food or liquids down. Given
Israel shuts down for Yom Kippur; security forces on high alert amid terror threats
Israel shut down beginning Tuesday afternoon for Yom Kippur, the Jewish Day of Atonement and the holiest day of the
At least 3 banks held up across Lebanon in one day, as rage mounts over cash limits
BEIRUT (AP) — Lebanese depositors, including a retired police officer, stormed at least three banks in the cash-strapped country Tuesday
Former Keren Hayesod chair, an ex-minister, convicted in ‘submarine affair’
Former government minister and onetime Keren Hayesod chief Eliezer Zandberg was convicted Monday for breach of trust, as part of
Iran says waiting for US to unfreeze $7 billion after releasing American detainees
TEHRAN — Iran was awaiting the release of about $7 billion in funds frozen abroad, state media said Sunday, after
PM: Proposal for Lebanon maritime border deal preserves Israel’s security interests
Prime Minister Yair Lapid confirmed Sunday that Israel has received a long-negotiated US proposal to resolve its maritime border dispute
Daily Briefing Oct. 2: Nasrallah changes tune on maritime borders; security update
Welcome to The Times of Israel’s Daily Briefing, your 15-minute audio update on what’s happening in Israel, the Middle East
