The open-air market has been Jerusalem’s top entertainment attraction for years, but there are concerns that its nightlife scene is killing daytime trade.

Right-wing populist or radical feminist? Meet Israel's cultural warrior

One coast guard ship rescued about 725 migrants on a single rubber boat, one of some 20 rescue operations during the day.

Washington accuses Moscow of not living up to its commitments to restore the cease-fire in Syria and ensure sustained deliveries of humanitarian aid to besieged cities.

A new book of Soviet-Jewish food recipes offers a glimpse into the kitchens and rich cultural world of Russians speakers who immigrated to Israel as children.

Two groups running initiatives that aim to strengthen Jaffa’s Jewish identity have Jewish and Arab residents worried for what they describe as their largely harmonious way of life.

Mohamed Kamal, head of group's 'armed wing,' and Yasser Shehata, another leader, fatally shot in a raid on a Cairo apartment used by the leaders as headquarters.

Tensions between West Bank's Fatah and Gaza's Hamas mar first Palestinian exercise in democracy in a decade.