Lawyer for disgraced movie mogul claims 'deprivation of care' at notorious NYC jail facility that he's filed legal claim against for allegedly providing substandard treatment

Responding to petitions demanding investigatory body, lawyer for Netanyahu asserts the court would 'shred the principle of separation of powers' if it makes government impanel c'tee

Jerusalem court accepts recommendation to have prime minister take stand in graft trial in fortified Tel Aviv courtroom, after Jerusalem building found to have inadequate shelter

Vehicles slam into each other on Route 5 at Hakfar Hayarok Interchange, leaving victims trapped inside burning vehicles; police say one car may have been stolen

As FIFA set to confirm the Saudis as hosts, sports ethics institute in Denmark highlights 'tension between the ideals of sport and the realities of power, money, and politics'

Many of those who survived the Hamas massacre at the desert rave witnessed extreme violence by the terrorists, including rape and mutilation. Now, they are desperate for more support

Military reporter Emanuel Fabian on Israel's airstrikes in Lebanon and the message they're sending, efforts to thwart Iranian weapons shipments, and new information from Gaza

Researchers say the find, with the earliest Chinese inscription discovered in Israel, is a sign of trade ties between the Ottoman Empire and the Ming Dynasty