Israel's Truaa system can give people in quake-vulnerable areas precious seconds to save their lives before the destruction waves hit their city

After a Texas synagogue was held hostage, U.S. intelligence fears copycat attacks by domestic and foreign extremist groups

Netanyahu chose a police chief who would protect him, and he may have picked a winner

Hussein Al-Sheikh and Rawhi Fattouh, nominated by the Western-backed Abbas and his Fatah Party, are not expected to promote any shift in policies over the handling of the conflict with Israel

Police Commissioner Shabtai dismisses media reports, telling officers 'so far, no indication has been found' of police misuse of NSO spyware. Top Israeli officials allegedly targeted by police demand probe

A life worth living: Ellen West, born into a Jewish family in the U.S., was one of the first ever patients with anorexia to be documented. To this day nobody knows her real name

In his latest documentary, Syrian-Swedish director Hogir Hirori channels his personal history to document Yazidi sex slaves held in Iraq and Syria. ISIS justified enslaving them based on the claim they are daughters of an infidel, devil-worshiping religion

The defendants, including Palestinians and Syrians, were arrested in October in an operation by Turkey’s national intelligence agency, according to a pro-government newspaper