A new Israeli study shows that Torah-based rehab halves the rate of recidivism — provided the prisoners stick to religion once they are released

After 11 construction workers were killed since January 2018, a pilot project now imposes the closure of building sites where 'acute dangers' are found

One Gaza resident says the marches have become a family affair, with many seeing the rally as a welcome break from the suffocating cities

Her father, ex-spy Sergei Skirpal, remains in critical condition

The controversial image is meant to illustrate the growing corruption scandals surrounding the Trump administration

Israel will deport over 16,000 refugees to Western countries, while addressing legal status of others in Israel and rehabilitating areas with high concentrations of asylum seekers

Tahrir Abu-Sabla was waving his hands in the air when he was shot Sunday at a protest near Khan Yunis. Palestinians report he was critically wounded

Just last week Jerusalem got a rude reminder from the Bank of Israel that the good times won't roll forever and once they grind to a halt, Netanyahu's toast