Israel's policy of endless war shows a leadership that fails to prioritize the next generation, manifesting in chaos for the country's schools because of lessons not learned
Strauss’s global ‘More Than a Cup’ initiative is helping coffee growers strengthen their livelihoods while empowering women farmers across Africa, Asia, and Latin America
With the Iranian regime holding on despite U.S. estimations, and Americans hit in their pockets after the spike in oil prices, Trump's plan for an off-ramp remains elusive as he tries to cover all his bases
The countries said 'forced displacement, blocked aid and harm to children' may be relevant in assessing genocidal intent. Their filing joins those of 16 others on the Gaza case
Israel’s adaptable economy and defense-to-civilian tech pipeline make it a compelling long-term bet, with investors increasingly looking past short-term budget risks toward structural strengths.
Israel’s adaptable economy and defense-to-civilian tech pipeline make it a compelling long-term bet, with investors increasingly looking past short-term budget risks toward structural strengths.
According to the settler-led local council, the settlement is part of the 'One Million in Samaria' plan, which aims to raise the Jewish population to one million by 2050 while creating 'territorial continuity' in the occupied Palestinian enclave in the West Bank
The suspect was arrested, handcuffed and blindfolded on Channel 14 News as heavily armed forces raided his home in a Jewish-Arab city in central Israel. Ben-Gvir told cameras, 'No one who incites against the state will be spared.' A court criticized the police for staging a 'media arrest'
How is a scavenger to survive in the dead of winter? It was assumed they'd simply follow wolves and cougars, but smart ravens have their own tricks, study shows
A group of eight countries, including Jordan, Egypt and Saudi Arabia, condemned emergency wartime restrictions imposed by Israel on the number of Muslim worshippers allowed at Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa Mosque during Ramadan: 'Israel has no sovereignty over holy sites'
Palestinian residents of the West Bank describe raids, restrictions and unchecked violence by Israeli settlers and soldiers, while families in Gaza once more face rising prices and fear of hunger returning
Suspect shot dead after driving vehicle through hallway, injuring a security officer at Temple Israel Synagogue in the Detroit suburb of West Bloomfield
Iran's sports minister had already said the team would not be present at the North American FIFA World Cup due to the 'malicious actions' the U.S. has carried out against Iran
The strike, which killed over 150 people, most of them children, was first blamed on Iran by President Donald Trump, though mounting evidence shows that the U.S. was targeting a former military compound-turned-school, and that with sufficient due diligence, the mistake could have been avoided
Two tankers were ablaze in an Iraqi port after being hit by suspected Iranian explosive-laden boats, a step-up in attacks that have cut off oil from the Middle East, a day after U.S. President Donald Trump said the United States had already won the war
Supporters of containment once believed that, instead of endless wars, it was possible to contain an enemy through economic sanctions and international isolation. But for Iran, Russia and Hamas, money carries far less weight than holding on to power
Shortly after the attack in Ramat Gan, the Israeli army said that troops killed two Palestinians who they allege opened fire at a military post in the West Bank and attempted to ram troops
Last year, only three cluster missiles hit Israel. In the current round, Iran has launched more than 100, carrying far more submunitions ■ Two Israelis were killed