UN chief Antonio Guterres had earlier said ‘excessive force [was] used by Israeli forces’ in Jenin, prompting Israeli envoy Gilad Erdan to say his statement ‘detached from reality’

The U.S. will green-light the most advanced version of the munitions given they will not be used in urban areas ■ National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan: 'We will not leave Ukraine defenseless at any point in this conflict, period'

The people behind Atidna, an Arab-Zionist youth movement, are from the deep right and espouse a far-reaching vision: to foment a sea change in Israel’s Arab society and create a right-wing Arab stream

The resignation of Prime Minister Mark Rutte, the longest-serving premier of the nation, means the country will face a general election later this year ■ Over 21,500 refugees sought asylum in the Netherlands last year

Some 240 people, all professed vegans, were chosen from among 900 applicants who all shared the same goal: to kiss someone whose breath didn't smell of sausage

Retiring at a highly fraught time, after three decades as chief counsel for the Association for Civil Rights, Dan Yakir looks back on some great achievements – while slamming the Supreme Court for its attitude toward Palestinians and acknowledging his own, main failure

Shepherds in the South Hebron Hills were shocked to discover that a tent had been pitched by settlers on land that they were forbidden to enter. Four brothers whose family owns the land were arrested – and the settlers are still there

As anti-overhaul demonstrations ramp up in Israel, Israeli expats and American Jews said ‘We're sending fair winds to fill the sails of freedom and support the fighters for democracy on the front lines’