Timothy Bernard was a married father of four, an aspiring mayor and director of a company in central Israel. Here's how he ended up in jail with Palestinian terrorists

Celebrated Dutch writer Arnon Grunberg had already embedded with troops in Iraq and Afghanistan, in a nursing home and in a psychiatric asylum. Nothing prepared him for his latest foray - to Dolev, the settlement where his sister has been living for over a decade

Plus, Families Give, an organization that helps you find family-friendly volunteer projects, and Colin Schachat performs fundraiser for Telfed in Ra'anana on February 2

On the run in Nazi-occupied Poland, Rachel Drazek saw Jesus on a cross and found a kindred spirit. Later to become Sister Paula, she’s now buried on Jerusalem’s Mount of Olives

Israeli air force chief presents Macron with maps and aerial photos detailing the organization's changes in deployment ahead of French president's trip to Beirut

This week at the Tel Aviv airport: A Brit who has been on 67 cruises and an Israeli who produced everything from class parties to Rihanna concerts

Another Palestinian village joins the popular protest, its inhabitants no longer able to bear attacks by settlers. Vandals have butchered a grove of 35-year-old olive trees in the village. The tracks led to a nearby settler outpost

Main reason for refusal stated by immigration authority is concern that people arriving will not leave the country, with only a few cases involving security or criminal concerns