The UN Human Rights Council’s negative hyper-focus on Israel hurts its credibility worldwide, but it causes far worse damage to the struggle for human rights in Israel itself.

'He said something that wasn’t as positive as I would have liked, and I cancelled it,' Trump says about his trip to Israel, that he postponed following Netanyahu's criticism.

They look alike, are totally disciplined and never leave their hotel rooms or mix with other players. Israel’s ice hockey team gets a rare glimpse into the world’s most cut-off country.

By contrast, the security cabinet has approved issuing 30,000 new work permits for Palestinians seeking to work inside Israel.

His tough Brooklyn bout with Hillary Clinton made it clear: the two Democratic candidates can’t stand each other any more.

Heinz-Christian Strache, the leader of Austria’s far-right Freedom Party, is the latest member of Europe’s post-neo-Nazi fraternity arriving in Jerusalem in an attempt to detoxify himself and his party. Should we rejoice at his penitence or view it with suspicion?

More than 150 frogs and tadpoles of elusive species have been found, after scientists realize they have been searching in the wrong place all along.

In the Old Country, the krepel kugel – a towering heap of potato crepes filled with whipped cream, nuts and cognac – was only made once a year. All it takes is a few hours, 20 eggs and the wisdom relayed by Holocaust survivor Vika Hauptman.