Police say officers responded to a report of a 54-year-old man damaging cars on Hashikma Street before he approached them with a drawn knife; authorities are reviewing the incident, including whether he was mentally unstable

New satellite images show activity at 'Pickaxe Mountain,' an underground site in the Zagros Mountains where IAEA inspectors have not been allowed to visit, even as Natanz, Isfahan and Fordow show little movement after last year’s US strikes

Rose Feldman grew up covered from head to toe, moving at night to evade authorities and preparing for marriage before police stopped her wedding; years later, one phone call gave her the courage to leave the cult for good

Organizers told crowds to seek shelter in nearby museums and federal buildings as severe weather moved toward Washington, disrupting Trump’s planned address while heat also strained celebrations across the East Coast

The founder of By Terry, who reshaped Yves Saint Laurent beauty and created the iconic Touche Éclat, opens up about her childhood journey from Egypt to Israel and France, her new home in Herzliya and why even war has not made her leave

With two weeks left before election recess, Netanyahu’s coalition is pushing judicial, draft, kosher and media legislation as the opposition warns of a last-minute legislative blitz

Small blaze erupts on New York landmark during America’s 250th Independence Day show, briefly closing traffic before firefighters put it out