Republicans override Trump veto for first time in his presidency, 20 days before his term ends

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Israel may be the best-defended state in the world, but its people's existence is based on an ethos of constant fear

Police say protesters threw stones and eggs at them at a protest against the death of Ahuvia Sandak, who was killed in a car chase with police in the West Bank

This week at the Tel Aviv airport: A woman volunteers on an extraordinary international mission, and a man heads to celebrate Christmas with his partner for the first time

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For years, settlers and right-wing activists have been calling for the closure of the police section in charge of nationalist crime perpetrated by the so-called hilltop youth. This week, even defense officials joined in

The leader of the largest party, on paper, simply does not have a coalition. For the first time, facing off against him are two strong rivals from the right