'I made a mistake,' the progressive Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in Michigan said, referring to remarks he made about a ramming attack on Temple Israel in Bloomfield, claiming it had 'hurt people,' apparently referring to the assailant's family in Lebanon, reportedly killed by the IDF

One Writers' Complex resident said a truck driver who unloaded containers, blocking access to the neighborhood, told him he had been sent by the municipality. Another warned of a 'religious war if police fail to intervene

The U.S. bank's analysts said the election result was ​likely to impact Israel's relations with its Western allies and the perceptions ​of international investors regarding Israel's judicial system reforms and policies in the West Bank and Gaza

The Syrian president took part in the Visa test, ​making a card payment at a restaurant in Damascus. Lifting the 'last obstacle' would reconnect Syria with the global financial and economic system and boost investment, Syrian foreign minister said

This is not nationalism, but a coherent ideology in its own right

I joined activists from the Let's Talk organization to see if it's possible to get people change their political opinions – and if so, how

The Israeli military detained a healthy Palestinian 16-year-old for 'throwing objects.' Now he's gone through two open-heart surgeries and the partial amputation of one of his legs – all because he was denied proper medical treatment in prison