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Russian President Vladimir Putin attends the Easter service in the Christ the Savior Cathedral in Moscow, Russia, early Sunday, April 8, 2018. Eastern Orthodox churches, which observe the ancient Julian calendar, usually celebrate Easter later than Western churches. (AP Photo/Alexander Zemlianichenko, Pool)

In Call to Netanyahu, Putin Urges Israel Not to Take Action in Syria

Haaretz, Reuters | 12.04.2018

An Israeli military in the Golan Heights, February, 2018.

Israel on High Alert, Prepares for Possible Iranian Retaliation After Strike on Syrian Air Force Base

Amos Harel, Yaniv Kubovich | 12.04.2018

Archaeologists uncover remains of an Edomite copper production facility on the so-called Slaves' Hill in Timna. The dark stones that cover most of the site are slag left over from the smelting process

Jewish God Yahweh Originated in Canaanite Vulcan, Says New Theory

Ariel David | 11.04.2018

Analysis || This Is Not a Drill: Syria Showdown Could Spark Israeli-Iranian and U.S.-Russian Clashes

Chemi Shalev | 12.04.2018

U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House in Washington, U.S., April 11, 2018

Syria Live Updates: Trump Threatens Moscow as Israel Stares Down Iran

Haaretz | 12.04.2018

Israeli F-15 fighter jets over Tel Aviv, April 12, 2018

Syria Tensions: Unannounced Air Force Flyover Terrifies Central Israel

Yaniv Kubovich, Josh Breiner | 12.04.2018

Destruction to T-4 base in Syria, as distributed by Iran

Tensions Run High || Revenge by Iran Could Push Israel to Terminate Tehran's Presence in Syria

Amos Harel | 11.04.2018

The IDF near Gaza, April 2018.

Israeli Army Hits Hamas Targets in Gaza; Rounds Fired From Strip Hit Israeli Home

Yaniv Kubovich, Almog Ben Zikri, Jack Khoury | 12.04.2018

Damaged windows are seen after a fire broke out in an apartment in Trump Tower in New York, April 7, 2018.

Trump Called Him a ‘Crazy Jew.’ He Died in a Trump Tower Fire He Couldn’t Escape

The Forward, Aiden Pink | 10.04.2018

Director Roman Polanski's film 'The Pianist,' a story of a Jewish pianist caught in Poland during WWII, was nominated for best motion picture drama Golden Globe as well as a Golden Globe nomination for its star, Adrien Brody, by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association December 19, 2002. Brody (L, center) is shown in a scene from the movie in this undated handout photo.

Holocaust Movies: 18 of the Best Beyond Schindler's List

Ruth Schuster | 11.04.2018

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