At least 790 students at over 120 schools have had visas canceled or legal status terminated in recent weeks, according to review; advocacy groups say hundreds more could be caught up

Israel has been kept in the loop about plan that could see troop presence shrunk from 2,000 to 1,000; Jerusalem fears it will increase Turkey's 'appetite' to control Syria

Adi Alexander wonders whether Trump, who campaigned on ending the Gaza war, will lose patience as conflict drags on without release of additional hostages

Britain bans entry, freezes assets of Foxtrot and its leadership, a month after similar move by US which cited criminal group's part in thwarted January 2024 Israeli embassy attack

Daniel Feldman says Vantage Intelligence hired Aviram Azari, convicted in an earlier hacking case, to intercept private conversations with his lawyer, tipping trial in opponents' favor

Unwritten status quo has long seen police cap such groups at 30; organization backing these visits says 3,076 Jews have ascended flashpoint holy site since start of Passover

Failed smuggling attempt one of several of past few weeks; recent months have seen IDF also down drones flying items from Israel to Gaza, as well as strike suspects on Gazan side

Auschwitz Jewish Center, housed in last remaining synagogue near site of Nazi death camp, will have kosher food available for visitors, starting ahead of Yom HaShoah this month