The Israeli army said a mortar or a rocket was fired from the Syrian side of the border, reportedly responding to an Israeli drone

The offer from Kenny Rozenberg or bankruptcy will do nothing for an airline that faces many bad years ahead

The directors of Yabous Cultural Center and the Jerusalem Society for Music Teaching were detained and later released. Officials allege that their centers are suspected of money laundering and tax evasion

Turkey's president declared the sixth-century monument – originally a Christian Byzantine cathedral – a mosque, in a decision critics say deepens religious divisions

Three Joint List legislators, all from the communist Hadash faction, supported a bill that would ban so-called conversion therapy, toeing the line between their conservative political partners and a progressive agenda

The coronavirus made textile designer Naama Ben Moshe fearful that she was no longer needed. So she set out to create a collection that injects color and vitality into days of lockdown and worry

Security forces expect demonstrations held in front of the prime minister’s official residence in Jerusalem might spill over to his private home in the north

Roads near border to be closed, troops sent north in preparation for possible attack by Lebanese group, which blamed Israel for strike near Damascus