Until now, Tnuva was the country’s only major dairy producer with so-called 'Badatz' kosher certification

A severe electricity shortage in Gaza leaves residents with as little as four hours of power a day in the sweltering summer heat. Who gets electricity and when?

Both summer hurricanes menacing the Gulf Coast and producing horrifying images, Harvey evokes comparisons to 2005 Hurricane Katrina. Here are the similarities and differences

UNFIL will add more patrols in bid to fight what Israel and U.S. say is arms buildup by Hezbollah

'There isn’t a single large city where the project has been successful,' says Environment Ministry official

In repeat of incident from last year, residents of south Tel Aviv accost soldiers playing with kids amid anger at refugee issue

Supreme Court ruled Monday that indefinite detention of asylum seekers may not be used to force a 'consensual' deportation

Kids to get more lessons, better teachers and will have to take actual tests in spoken English