The most serious threat to the Saudi version is in the hands of Turkish intelligence. Ankara might determine the nature of relations between Riyadh and Washington, and the question is – what will it want to make of the scandal?

Turkish officials suspect Jamal Khashoggi was cut up but the Saudi official said it was rolled up in a rug and given to a 'local cooperator' for disposal

While he still awaits recognition from the Nobel committee, Amos Oz recently received another, unexpected literary honor

In an attempt to offset sanctions on Iran by President Trump, the international oil organization had agreed to increase its output in June

Will the ceremony in Rabin Square be political or nonpolitical? Yitzhak Rabin's murder was political, and that is how it must be remembered.

As the Middle East becomes a rising tourist destination, Bloomberg Magazine ranked Tel Aviv and Jerusalem in the top ten

The aim of preventing the entry of key boycott activists against Israel is preventative, not punitive. The government fears that those who come to Israel will visit the occupied territories