Reinhold Kulle was considered an outstanding school custodian, beloved and respected by the staff and students of Oak Park and River Forest High School.
The history of Umm al-Hiran, whose Bedouin residents' expulsion became final late last year, so that a new Jewish town could be built on the ruins of their village, is a seven-decade trail of broken promises and injustice. And for them, there is no compensation
Nur was never a typical young Syrian: Her liberal friends listened to Israeli music and watched Israeli films. Yet no one expected her to fall for Yair, a disabled IDF veteran, and to marry him. The two are determined to live in Israel – but will the country accept them?
Columbia economist Jeffrey Sachs, a vocal critic of Israel, has basically told the incoming president: Careful, Netanyahu will try to manipulate you into a war with Iran. But this doesn't mean the prime minister has dragged America into 'endless wars,' as Sachs claims, or that a pro-Israel lobby has taken over U.S. foreign policy
Officials are worried because the North Korean model is popular in Tehran: Declare that you have the bomb, carry out weapons tests – and craft your own insurance policy ■ A new way to cultivate tech wizards for the military, Shin Bet and Mossad
On the morning of the October 7 Hamas attack, Segev Kalfon's family were sure he was at a party far away from the Gaza border. Only later did they find out that he was at Nova – and that he had been taken hostage to Gaza
Clive Thompson delved into the factors driving the current gold market, highlighting the growing influence of central bank purchases and the potential for inflation.
Veteran investor Rick Rule discusses gold and the future of commodities, highlighting bullish prospects for copper and uranium while expressing caution regarding oil and gas.
After intense political wrangling and foreign pressure, General Aoun was elected Lebanon's president. But with a fractured government, looming economic reforms, and Hezbollah's influence, he now navigates a political minefield
Like many countries, Canada has a problem with racism – but not only against Jews, and not because of Justin Trudeau. The notion that his likely successor as prime minister, Pierre Poilievre, will be 'good for Israel and the Jews' stems from right-wing talking points and a wrong reading of history
After the Israeli military's fourth strike in Yemen since the October 7 Hamas attack, Netanyahu said that the Houthis 'are paying and will continue to pay a heavy price for their aggression against us'
With approximately 1,950 housing units already under planning and construction across Jerusalem, Carso is one of several companies leading Jerusalem’s urban renewal.
With approximately 1,950 housing units already under planning and construction across Jerusalem, Carso is one of several companies leading Jerusalem’s urban renewal.
The PM's defense claimed the allegations, detailing requests for favorable coverage, should be excluded as they do not demonstrate a link to Netanyahu. The prosecution claims they were part of a system the PM was aware of
As Los Angeles is engulfed in flames, the battle over who is responsible rages on at full force – prompting Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders to point fingers, alongside climate change deniers
The Israeli army's findings regarding the deaths of Tomer Arava Eliaz, 17 and his mother Dikla Arava, 51, were based on accounts by soldiers, commanders and civilians present at the Gaza border community during the Hamas attack