Forget about Black Friday: Global supply chain problems, EU regulations and the end of the pandemic boon spell major problems for Israel’s Riskified

Western diplomats have indicated that they hope to have a breakthrough by the end of January or early February, but sharp differences remain with the toughest issues still unresolved

Masks, tests, travel bans: Your guide to Israel's ever-changing COVID regulations, and the strategy behind them

We asked an El Al executive to explain an incident in which Guardian reporter Bethan McKernan was forced to miss her flight to the Netherlands due an invasive security check because her boyfriend's name is Mohammed

While Israel logged 16,830 new cases Friday, a government shift in testing policy could soon render COVID statistics less reliable

150,000 Eritrean refugees live in Ethiopia and some have been violently targeted and cut off from aid for months at a time, as air strikes on the Tigray region continue

Billions have been wasted trying to rebuild Afghanistan, a failure akin to the Iraqi army’s 2014 defeat to ISIS. With countries from Turkey to China talking with the Taliban, it will be very hard for Biden’s sanctions to work