In the German capital, a section known as 'Little Beirut' is getting a revival after immigrants set up shop

With the highest per-capita income in the world, the tiny country weathers the severance of ties with key Arab nations

Political sources say Shas and Degel Hatorah are expected to stay on board and keep the governing coalition whole, even though the senior partner in United Torah Judaism is vacillating

A bill that would make it a crime to document clashes between soldiers and Palestinians violates the right to freedom of expression, encourages censorship and presents Israel as having something to hide

The state told asylum seekers their interview will be held in English if they don't bring an interpreter, thereby breaking international law and its own protocol

10 mobile homes to be evacuated and demolished in outpost built on privately owned Palestinian land; officers hurt after being attacked with bleach, sticks

Holocaust survivor Shmuel Feldman railed against the left-wing establishment that he said shelled the arms ship for political reasons