The plaintiffs, who are university students, were about to board a return flight in Serbia after travelling on an organized tour arranged by Arkia

Swiss journalist Sacha Batthyany knew he belonged to an aristocratic family, centered around his respected aunt. He didn’t know about the murderous ball held in 1945, that led to a personal quest, threats from relatives and a book

Some 1,500 families in Jerusalem will have to negotiate with developers, something they never expected

In letter to UN chief, Iranian envoy calls U.S. secretary of state's comments on preventing Tehran from developing nukes 'a flagrant violation'

Warming bilateral ties aren’t based on traditional markers like trade and politics but on Israel's innovative prowess, which has become a valuable diplomatic asset. Alas, Israel is at risk of losing it

The groups are protesting government decisions to go back on Western Wall egalitarian prayer section and recognition of non-Orthodox conversions

The main question that remains to be answered is the effect these works will have on the tunnels under the Egypt-Gaza border

Israel's Education Ministry has yet to certify Ariel University's proposed MD program, despite fanfare at cornerstone-laying ceremony in one of the largest West Bank settlements