While Israelis were returning to bed, a 4-year-old boy was wetting his pants because soldiers had brought his entire family out into the yard, their rifles trained on them

The struggle over the controversial plan to 'reform' the judicial system did considerable damage to Israel. Pause or no pause, it continues to do so

A city dominated by religion and tradition is keeping the LGBTQ community on its toes, especially now that two of the most vocal activists against the Pride Parade are key parts of the Netanyahu government

Shalev Aflalo died after he was hit by a car. Police initially treated the incident as an accident, but came to suspect foul play

Turkey's defeated opposition candidate stirred up already virulent anti-refugee sentiment and Erdogan followed suit, leaving 3.6 million Syrians in Turkey fearing deportation - or worse

The Israeli prime minister paid lip service to a record number of Arab homicide victims so far this year, but quickly reverted to his inciter-in-chief persona

Police suspect that Hisham Kamel al-Atrash was deliberately run over during a brawl in Hura, making him the 82nd homicide victim in Israel's Arab community so far this year

Negotiations over the judicial overhaul will resume today at the President's Residence, but a senior member of Prime Minister Netanyahu's government says that 'the right will not let the left force itself on a committee that it does not want'