Mohammad Zaghloul Arimawi's brother tells Palestinian media 40 soldiers raided their house, some kicked his brother until he blacked out ■ IDF says initial inquiry shows Arimawi was not beaten

From the water you drink, to the beach you enjoy, when you pop over for your brother’s or your cousin’s bar mitzvah back home, you’re choosing to be superior, and that is patently immoral

British PM Theresa May spoke at the United Jewish Israel Appeal's 70th anniversary dinner addressing issues of anti-Semitism and affirming U.K. support for Israel

The decision to close the beaches of Lake Kinneret marks yet another milestone in the slope down which secular Israel is sliding

Destroying a small Bedouin community of 30 families and a school made of tires and mud is yet another nail in the coffin of Israeli democracy

The new migrants will be accepted on the grounds that they already have children who migrated to Israel

A Jerusalem District Court ruled that Hamas must pay $1.5 million to a Jewish man injured in a terror attack in 1998

Will Israel's decision-makers feel a little shame when they chant 'we have trespassed,' and when you get to 'we robbed,' 'we have done violence,' 'we coveted' and we 'spoke deceitfully'?