They aren't many, but they're out there

Israeli agents told the family their 15-year-old son was wounded after waving a knife at border police; four days later, they returned his bullet-riddled body

Al-Baghdadi's deputy was reportedly killed in airstrike in April while Russian airstrike may have taken out the leader in Syria's Raqqa in May

Legal officials slow to move against Netanyahu, who denies any wrongdoing and will likely be questioned again soon

A controversial production of Shakespeare’s ‘Julius Caesar’ and a Broadway adaptation of George Orwell’s ‘1984’ reflect the current American mood. Spoiler: We’re angry, and scared

After being pressured into marrying veritable strangers, these women find out their husbands 'don't function like other people' – but the union comes with some advantages

We won't perform in the settlements, but we'll be glad to come to them for a discussion with the residents about Israel's future

Daniella Weiss opens up to the Haaretz writer who called her movement more dangerous than Hezbollah