Loss of appeal is latest in lengthy legal campaign being waged between Iran and Israel over oil revenues from partnership formed between nations before 1979 Islamic Revolution.

‘He was so socially low on the pecking order,’ recalls Rachel Johnson. ‘He was not a kibbutznik. He was not a soldier. And he was so pale he couldn’t even go in the sun.’

Archaeologists find debris from two years of looting and destruction by ISIS, after 4,000-year old Tel Ajaja's recapture by Kurdish rebels.

Mist sprinklers intended to offer respite to those visiting site of extermination camp during sweltering heat have caused stir in past.

Rabbi Shlomo Amar's office says he did not request the citizenship and that it was conferred as an honor in recognition of his work with Sephardi Jewry.

Fresh off the Ghazala Khan wave of support, now's the time for Trump-targeted American Muslim women and immigrants to fight back through political activism. An icon of U.S. Jewish feminism could be their guide.

Such moves by the government ease the students' acceptance into Israeli colleges and universities.

'Unfortunately, we have to tell our patients, some of whom have chronic illnesses or need vital operations, that to get treatment in Israel, they have to hope they get worse.'