Jared Moskowitz and Debbie Wasserman Schultz are favored to survive Tuesday's primaries, but the strength of their progressive rivals is rattling Florida's Jewish establishment

Dr. Majed Alian went to his land in Beit Sahour after hearing settlers were cutting down olive trees. His brother, who was also attacked, said police officers made no attempt to arrest the assailants and questioned Alian instead

Iran's escalating attacks against the Kurds make U.S. efforts to disarm Iraqi militias far harder. With the deadline approaching, the fallout threatens to ripple into Lebanon and Hezbollah

Likud never objected when ultra-Orthodox groups brought planes full of voters here. But an airlift of voters who seek to prevent Israel's continued deterioration worries them

The ministry said it suspects an Israeli woman gave birth to babies who are not genetically related to the sperm donor she selected, adding that concern arose following a genetic test conducted privately at a laboratory abroad

New York Magazine's 'Habibi City' issue celebrates the rise of Muslim and Palestinian culture in the city and argues that Israeli cuisine built its success on the appropriation of Palestinian and Arab dishes. Since October 7, the fight over falafel and tahini has become another front in the struggle over Israel and Palestine