The narrative of a single ancestor for all of humanity affirms a moral imperative to embrace those who are marginalized

‘Burn your banks’ scrawled in Bologna, broken stones and a neo-Nazi symbol mark second attack since last year in Raigrod

‘I lived in Israel, I have family in Israel,’ Democratic contender tells ‘Meet the Press’

Leading the way, Jerusalem museum encourages other cultural institutions to also offer inclusive programs for families with special needs children

Female genital mutilation, banned in 2008, remains widespread in the country, according to UN researchers

Binyamin Ben-Eliezer insists he doesn’t have the cash; plea bargain sought due to ex-defense minister’s failing health

While Jerusalem pooh-poohs French initiative, Ramallah hopes it can shift ‘the inequitable power dynamic’ in its favor

Pyongyang’s test marks fourth failure in a row of new missile that could, if operational, hit US military bases in the Pacific