'If there were 100,000 tests a day, we would never need a lockdown,' says one public health expert who argues that the economy should stay open during the coronavirus outbreak

While Pompeo makes unprecedented visit to a West Bank settlement, a General Assembly committee redoubled its commitment to a two-state solution with 163 states voting in favor

New analysis of a First Book of Breathing papyrus sheds light on its derivation from the Book of the Dead and postmortem deification in ancient Egypt – for those who could afford it

Convicted for spying for Israel when he served as an intelligence analyst in U.S. Navy’s counterterrorism center, Pollard served 30 years in prison and five on strict parole

Israeli military believes bad weather, lack of maintenance caused the attack, and worry about an escalation with Gaza, as the political leadership fails to take concrete action on advancing talks with Hamas

Despite a recent flurry of activity, the country is far away from meeting its targets, and not everyone is on board