American humanitarian movement says changing demographics have led to demand for food that meets specific cultural, religious needs

Suspects admit to murdering, burning body of their 16-year-old classmate Qais Abu Siam, tell investigators they envied his academic success, popularity among girls

State officials warn of political isolation following European nations' support of Palestinian bid to condemn settlement construction in Security Council. 'Every tender for settlement construction distances us from Europe. Some countries boycott Israeli goods and things can deteriorate,' one official says

'I hope more officers from the community will follow,' Second Lieutenant Shalem Gin says, 'This is a dream come true'

During tech conference on Kish Island, Iranian president says 'enemies fear resurgence of Iranian spirit, identity'

Archeological evidence of a mikveh dating to 1845 excavated under Lloyd Street Synagogue, believed to be oldest Jewish ritual bath complex in US

Egyptian official denies report from Iran saying to of its naval ships have already passed waterway en route to Syria. Netanyahu: Attempt to expand regional influence

Al Jazeera says security forces shoot dozens of anti-government protestors in Benghazi; religious leaders urge regime to 'recognize that killing of innocent human beings is forbidden by our Creator and by His beloved Prophet'