New museum at Jerusalem’s former Atarot Airport preserves story of Jewish farming community destroyed in 1948, drawing criticism from the Palestinian Authority, which says project reinforces Israeli sovereignty claims

Dr. Aminah Knight said she wanted Muslim women and girls to enjoy a private Eid event without feeling singled out for modest swimwear, but a flyer saying ‘Muslims only’ triggered conservative outrage, Gov. Greg Abbott’s intervention and violent threats

Emergency crews clear 38-story tower under conversion near Grand Central after support columns buckle and floors sag; nearby buildings, including the Israeli Consulate and Israel’s UN mission offices, evacuated as precaution

Graham Platner denies ex-partner’s allegations that he assaulted her in 2021, but the accusation has rocked a key Senate race and prompted state Democrats to urge him to withdraw

Europe’s military buildup and Trump’s push for greater allied defense spending have transformed Ankara from NATO’s most difficult member into one of its most valuable

Two vessels damaged but no casualties reported, as tensions rise after stalled US-Iran talks and Tehran warns its 'missiles and drones are ready to fire at you'

UAE-backed talks would seek to renew extra Israeli water supplies to Jordan, advance a regional desalination-for-solar project and ease strained ties between Jerusalem and Amman

In response to the government’s declaration that it would not recognize a ruling on the Second Authority, Justices Yitzhak Amit, Alex Stein and Ruth Ronen said elected officials and civil servants are all required to act according to law