Since Trump took office, Christian Indonesians who moved to the U.S. illegally decades ago after fleeing discrimination and persecution live under the specter of expulsion. One church in New Jersey has offered sanctuary to a few of them

When the pressure cooker is bubbling, Netanyahu has decided to shatter the remains of the rule of law with his own hands

I first met Anne Frank in a makeshift library in an Ethiopian refugee camp. When I hear how refugee friends who left Israel for Rwanda have been trafficked, enslaved or drowned, I ask: Does Israel remember her message?

Next week, police will publish their recommendations on the two cases regarding Netanayhu ■ New details show how news site was pressured to give Netanyahu better coverage ■ Investigation may prove to be prelude to case involving Israel's telecom giant Bezeq

Police commissioner briefed government higher-ups regarding attempts to gather information on officers investigating Netanyahu

A senior Lebanese official said that the U.S. acting assistant secretary of state clarified that Israel's border wall with Lebanon is 'no call for concern'

A boy who threw stones at IDF jeeps suffered the punishment of execution by a soldier; it was the third time in recent weeks that soldiers aimed at stone-throwers' heads