Likud never objected when ultra-Orthodox groups brought planes full of voters here. But an airlift of voters who seek to prevent Israel's continued deterioration worries them
Iran's escalating attacks against the Kurds make U.S. efforts to disarm Iraqi militias far harder. With the deadline approaching, the fallout threatens to ripple into Lebanon and Hezbollah
Dr. Majed Alian went to his land in Beit Sahour after hearing settlers were cutting down olive trees. His brother, who was also attacked, said police officers made no attempt to arrest the assailants and questioned Alian instead
Jared Moskowitz and Debbie Wasserman Schultz are favored to survive Tuesday's primaries, but the strength of their progressive rivals is rattling Florida's Jewish establishment
After courting voters who oppose Netanyahu exhausted its potential, the former prime minister now seeks to capture disappointed Likud supporters. He's still hoping that current bloc favorite Gadi Eisenkot's support will drop
Turnout stood at 53.5 percent, down 4.5 points from 2022. Polls put Likud at about 22 seats, leaving many current ministers and lawmakers at risk of losing their Knesset seats
"For 40 minutes, hundreds of people humiliated us and spat on us. There was a huge crowd around us. We feared we would be murdered," Jimmy Zaghroun, a 41-year-old French Jew from Paris, said.
A village is considered relatively fortunate when Israel has taken only part of its land and settlers raid it only occasionally. A quiet day is one in which the violence remains below the threshold of death, demolition or expulsion
Researchers will examine how the river's transformation into a closed lake affects water quality and wildlife, and whether authorities should intervene to restore its connection to the Mediterranean
The Jerusalem synagogue is one of the world's best-known Reform congregations. Police are investigating after teenagers broke in and tore down a Pride flag. 'The atmosphere around us is simply not good,' its director says
Tokenized stock holders doubled to 1.3 million as trading volume soared to billions, as crypto platforms race to disrupt Wall Street's old infrastructure.