Passage into Sinai, destroyed as Egypt floods area to curb smuggling, was a ‘trade tunnel,’ local official says

In Sabbath homily, Yitzhak Yosef says attackers’ deaths would deter attacks, Israelis ‘shouldn’t worry about High Court or chief of staff’

Writer charged with ‘spreading false news’ after saying 45% of married Egyptian women ready to cheat on husbands

Republican frontrunner’s opponents studying the tactics of the protesters who shut down candidate’s Friday night rally

Rabbi Dan Ain’s ‘Because Jewish’ project offers a motley group of artistic New Yorkers a human community in an era of tech-driven isolation

Unprecedented weekend events, including violence at candidate’s rallies, has Republican leaders accusing him of ‘dividing the country’

Republican primaries have higher turnout, Sanders rallies more energy; can Democratic frontrunner clinch the nomination – and the White House?

Protesters seek to silence him, Republican frontrunner says. ‘We can’t let it happen. We have a right to speak’