The quarter-shekel piece with palm branches and a wreath is dated to the Great Revolt that culminated with the destruction of the Second Temple.

Old City vendors lament the effects of the coronavirus pandemic and the more recent rise in the cost of living, while east Jerusalem's youth call Jews entering the Temple Mount a "provocation" they cannot allow.

As soon as the Russian leader's would-be successors start doing something to get out of the mess he had left behind, they would face powerful interest groups that would make their rule impossible.

Chassidic communities are entitled to isolate their children from the secular world. Does that mean scrutiny of their schools' alleged failures by "The New York Times" is antisemitic?

The Zionist Spirit leader is a proponent of a unity government, but says she will nevertheless support the opposition leader, who is "likely to garner the most Knesset seats."