'We're going home,' says Democratic candidate as he campaigns for battleground state; incumbent president insists US 'entitled to know' winner on Election Day

Terror group releases video of alleged gunman Kujtim Fejzulai pledging allegiance to caliph, hails him for targeting 'gatherings of Crusaders' in Austrian capital

Aryeh Deri says Biden is 'also a friend of Israel'; TV report says officials in Jerusalem believe Democrat former VP will triumph

High Court of Justice says it won't grant further extension of deadline for legislating exemptions to mandatory military service for yeshiva students

Family claims painting by Wassily Kandinsky -- owned by Robert Lewenstein during Nazi occupation -- was illegally sold to Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam in 1940

Many voters fear civil unrest in wake of US elections, with supporters of both Trump and Biden deeply apprehensive about possibility of rival candidate winning

Announcement made by FM Eisenhower Mkaka during visit to Israel; mission would be third embassy in capital, and first of an African country

British interior minister stresses move is a 'precautionary measure and is not based on any specific threat'