Red alarms were heard early Saturday morning in Sha'ar Hanegev, Eshkol, Sderot, Ashkelon and Ashkelon Beach area. No injuries or damage was reported

A suicide bomber killed 128 people Friday, including a politician running for a provincial legislature; the Islamic State claimed responsibility for the attack

In biggest daylight attack since 2014, Israeli army says struck 40 Gaza targets, including Hamas battalion hq ■ Hamas launches dozens of rockets at Israel ■ Rocket explodes near Israeli town but no casualties reported

King Farouk and Richard Nixon were among their fans, they starred in dozens of films and their photos graced magazine covers around the world. But it is unlikely that the audiences who packed the halls in the 1950s and ‘60s knew the truth about the Egyptian sisters who became international stars

It can’t legally block the Strait of Hormuz, but the Revolutionary Guards have their ways

Efforts to revive historical sites receive backlash from religious fundamentalists concerned over the idea of national heritage

We asked former National Security Adviser Giora Eiland, who provides consulting services to Black Cube, about the firm's reported political activity

Some 7,000 demonstrators marched from Rabin Square to an 'emergency rally' in Tel Aviv to protest the bill ■ New Israel Fund CEO: 'This is tribalism at its worst'