Soldiers also confiscate broadcasting equipment at Al-Quds TV; troops nab students suspected of terror cell membership at Hebron University

Organizers say they fear the protest would detract from Friday's march, expected to be largest the capital has seen in the wake of criticism over surrogacy law that excludes gays

He set out to analyze the glorious messiness, complexity, and depth of thousands of years of human endeavor

Prime minister relates fictional story of teen struggling with the national deprivations in Tehran due to regime spending billions on war

Police say two activists arrested over image on security barrier near Bethlehem have to leave the country within 3 days after visas rescinded

In new book, ex-Labor MK Einat Wilf says the refugee ethos is the biggest obstacle to peace. She blames the international community, the Israeli government and the IDF

A.G. Sulzberger says he told US president that his increasing attacks on the media are 'putting lives at risk'

With expected return of full US sanctions, the Islamic Republic's official currency has lost half its value in just four months