Preliminary assessment says uranium stocks not destroyed, some centrifuges still intact; former UN inspector warns Tehran still has 'ability to break out and produce weapon-grade uranium'

By targeting top military figures, Israel delivered a symbolic and strategic blow, though experts warn that regime may now 'move in a much more hard-line direction' under the Guards

Matnat Chaim is revolutionizing kidney donation in Israel, connecting healthy donors with patients in need and giving hundreds a second chance at life each year.

Baharav-Miara tells High Court PM has conflict of interest, should give authority to another minister, indicates indictment looming for his adviser Urich in Qatargate scandal

With those three strikes on the Islamic Republic's nuclear facilities, Trump might also just have helped save humanity. But he and only he will decide if and when he needs to do it again

Despite long lines, confiscation of Jewish ritual objects and added travel time, the Jordanian border drew those desperate to leave amid dearth of flights

Mahmoud M., 35, was allegedly a Raqqa-area operative for the terror group until 2016; authorities say he stabbed four people outside Bar in Bielefeld in May as part of 'holy war'

With air travel iffy, many stuck in Cyprus have opted for sailboats or other vessels plying the Mediterranean, but some warn the long journey can be more peril than pleasure cruise