Ella says she was sent to speak with Mahmoud Atallah to resolve sexual abuse by another prisoner as guards laughingly spoke of him as horney; says female soldiers could not complain under prison environment

Transportation Ministry gets flooded with complaints of angry commuters on Monday as it launches its 'Equal Commute' reform; ministry officials attempt to reassure furious Israelis that 'everything will run like clockwork very soon'

After making Aliyah, Mero Getta pursued his dream to become a doctor, inspired by his father's role as the village healer; 'My dream is very simple: Heal people and be a good doctor, and simultaneously, be a good dad and husband'

Marwa Issa finished her final exams with a total score of 99.7, higher than any of her peers in Palestinian enclave; moved by achievement, Kafr Qassem businessman grants her scholarship

Traumatized after 2020 explosion caused by unsafely stored ammonium nitrate, which left thousands homeless and wounded, Lebanese people are on edge history may repeat itself and government is not offering words of relief

Amos Hochstein speaks after meeting with senior Lebanese officials, saying he looks forward to returning to region to make a 'final arrangement'; no comment made by Lebanon PM or president following meeting

Former Trump adviser says in new book there was no guarantee White House would have stepped in to block international sanctions against Israel if plan went through

The Gharib family say they have to go through a security fence and patrol troops to reach their isolated home in the West Bank, where they say kids live in fear, but turn down offers of money or other land by settlement residents