'Hostile targets' were intercepted over the northwestern Hama Province, according to state news agency, but watchdog reports heavy damage to warehouses used by Syrian defense industries

Is every word in the Bible holy? When did prayers replace sacrificial offerings? The Dead Sea Scrolls consist of 25,000 fragments, but no one knows how to put them together. A new study suggests a way to solve that puzzle, which sheds new light on life in this land 2,000 years ago

The Haifa University study also found a significant decline in settlers' and Arabs' confidence in police

Burin has regularly been the target of hate crimes from Israelis living in the hilltop settlement of Yitzhar

Service unfolded as a judge a few blocks away set bail at $750,000 each for the three fired police officers charged with aiding and abetting murder in his death

The pandemic is liable to worsen, ecological disasters loom and technological surveillance will terminate democracy. Salvation will come only by reorganizing human society. A conversation with the radical – and anxious – philosopher Slavoj Zizek

Treatment has always relied on private funds, but a new legal provision affords more public recognition of a complex issue

'To say that if there’s annexation, in two days the area will flourish? I don’t think so,' says one indifferent resident