Amid backlash from Iran, Russia and Palestine, Netanyahu denied 'denigrating Jesus Christ' when he quoted an American historian saying 'if you are powerful enough, ruthless enough, evil will overcome good'
Since Iran began blocking ships from passing through the Strait of Hormuz, U.S. President Donald Trump has demanded that allied countries ensure its security. Tehran's decision to block the strait has significantly disrupted energy supplies and global trade, raising fears of wider economic fallout
The United States has confirmed that Iran's intelligence ministry is behind Handala, a hack-and-leak group that has long targeted Israel and recently carried out a destructive cyberattack on U.S. medical firm Stryker
Yoram Bar-Sinai, who was killed on October 7, was cremated according to his wishes, but the National Insurance Institute has rejected a lawsuit to cover the costs, highlighting that the practice is forbidden under Orthodox Jewish law
Widespread claims on the internet purport that Israel is experiencing a media blackout, and that every piece of reporting and multimedia is reviewed by the army. How does Israel's military censor actually work?
One expert told CNN that sealing the entrances to the bases and 'burying' the launchers inside them has 'significantly affected Iran's ability to carry out launches at a high rate.' Iranian reconstruction efforts, however, are underway
Cluster missiles and shrapnel have caused extensive damage across Israel, including within the walls of the Old City of Jerusalem, which contains holy sites to all three Abrahamic religions
The U.S. has not meaningfully imported Iranian oil since Washington imposed measures after the 1979 revolution. It was unclear whether any Iranian oil would end up in the country as a result of the waiver
The attack was the first of its kind to use intermediate-range balistic missiles, aiming to reach a remote military base in the Indian Ocean, about 4,000 kilometers from Iran
This week at Ben Gurion Airport: an Israeli Waze developer travels to the U.S. during wartime, only to realize there's no place like home; and an Israeli-Italian international relations executive struggles to return to her life in Rome
The university further agreed to pay $1 million to the Brandeis Center for Human Rights Under Law, with its senior litigation counsel describing the settlement as a "major milestone."
The majority of Americans don't support war with Iran, but the Democratic establishment's muted complacency nor the progressive wing's increasing embrace of conspiratorial thinking is likely to serve the Democrats well in the November midterms
Muslim worshippers who sought to mark the end of Ramadan by praying near or inside Al-Aqsa in Jerusalem were faced with stun grenades and other dispersal tactics by Israel police in what some called a politically motivated move
The U.S. State Department is offering cash to Iranians who provide it with information on five top Revolutionary Guard officials, promising 'relocation and reward' to potential informants
Many parallels can be drawn between the foundational beliefs of the Shi'ites and the Jews, particularly when it comes to ultra-Orthodoxy. This surprising connection didn't occur by chance
Though initially hesitant to join the U.S. war effort, the British government will now allow the U.S. to carry out strikes against Iran's capabilities to attack ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz
Khaled, 11, and his brother Mustafa, 8, lost their parents and two brothers when Israeli Border Police shot them to death during a Ramadan evening outing. First-hand testimony from one of the two survivors of the Bani Odeh family