Tuesday's Istanbul attack differs from past attacks: It was motivated by nationalism, not sectarian or ethnic concerns. Turkey now finds itself hemmed in on three violent sides and one heavily weighing diplomatic front.

We are preoccupied with Jews and wars, liberal arts are out, young women have it over older ones, and Hapoel lost again to Maccabi, according to the list of the 100 most popular entries in 2015.

Amos Gilad notes the big influx to Jordan of refugees from next-door Syria and Iraq, where ISIS insurgents have set up fiefdoms.

West Bank farmers are furious over the allocation of funds, which are to be used for projects that have 'no connection to agriculture.'

U.S. president delivers his final State of the Union address, and Israel doesn't feature in it.

The pension fund of the United Methodist Church, the largest Protestant group in the U.S., makes the move in an effort to exclude companies that 'profit from abuse of human rights.'

The 10 sailors were detained on Tuesday after their patrol boats ended up in Iranian territorial waters.

Why do individual units come begging to company executives and overseas Jewish communities?