Karim Younes is above the calculations of power and personal profit that are eating up the Fatah movement. That’s why the accusatory letter he sent is so important

He started off as the child of poor immigrants living in southern Israel. Today he’s No. 2 at one of the world’s leading social media firms: ‘Virtual communities are always important, but at this time they take on a critical role’

The government could have minimized the economic fallout of closure by focusing on the Haredim, but politics trumped the public interest

Winter is on the way and if COVID-19 spreads more, Israel’s health care system won't be able to keep the death rate at one of the lowest levels in the world

Among those ensnared in the killing are a forensic doctor, intelligence and security officers and individuals who worked for the crown prince’s office

U.S. sanctions imposed in June to penalize foreign firms dealing with Syrian government entities, aim to cut revenue for Assad's government and push him back into UN-led talks to end the conflict

The 90,802 cases added in the past 24 hours pushed India’s total past Brazil with 4.2 million cases

Surprise move is of 'serious concern and regret' to the bloc's common position on Jerusalem and could dash membership hopes for the two European countries