Critics say legislation, meant to protect national security, can be used to limit freedom of expression 'against almost anything you can imagine'

In addition to violent harassment from two Jew-hating populations, Swedish Jews also must live under government-enforced strict secularism

Jewish nation-state bill's most controversial section rescinded in favor of more generic clause that urges 'the development of Jewish settlement' as 'a national value'

Soccer World Cup brings to Moscow the kind of brands that Russian revolutionaries strongly opposed, say experts

Though disease was eradicated worldwide by 1980, samples of virus were saved for research purposes, leaving the possibility it could be used as a biological weapon

IDF blows up source of shelling; no group takes responsibility for the attack, which sends residents of the Eshkol region running for shelter

Charging that agreement to end flare-up is dictated by terror group, Jewish Home leader says 'showing restraint creates an escalation in violence"

Missiles, which follow mortar attacks, come hours after ceasefire due to end to flare-up between Hamas terrorist group and Israel