'He thinks scowling and being mean is tough, but when '60 Minutes' and Lesley Stahl are too tough for you, you ain't all that tough,' said Obama

Amit Luzon and Eyal Eliyahu wanted to establish a Middle Eastern streetwear brand, but a trip to the occupied territories revealed a whole new world to them. Now their Adish label is attracting international acclaim but criticism closer to home

The case of Majdi Hamad, whose family claims there was a delay in taking him to a hospital, highlights the problem of employees of Israeli companies in the West Bank who lack Israeli worker safety oversight

It’s one thing to make threats and dispatch troops, it’s another to pay for it and provide them with advanced weaponry. Turkey doesn’t have the latter

The trailblazing appointment will take place during a period of significant growth for Israel's branch of Conservative Judaism

How a new alliance of rightists and ultra-Orthodox attempted a 'hostile takeover' at the World Zionist Congress. PLUS: Will Borat win a Jewish Nobel for his creator?

Strains in ties with the United States, a row with France, a dispute between Turkey and Greece over maritime rights and the conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh have all unsettled investors

Anyone hoping for a turnabout in international policy that would bend Erdogan’s will has received his loud and clear message: Turkey will be everywhere and nobody will stop it