Rabbi Arik Ascherman has been patrolling Palestinian fields to keep settlers’ flocks from grazing for over two decades, and has the scars to show for drawing the radical factions’ ire

The COVID pandemic has accelerated a process that was already underway, exacerbating Israel’s already chronic shortage of engineers and developers

State-owned Mubadala Petroleum will pay $1.1 billion in biggest business agreement since Israel's normalization with the UAE

New U.S. legislation calling for greater supervision over the generous funding given to Israel is likely a nonstarter, but Jerusalem has to come up with better arguments for future discussions

France's court decision declaring Sarah Halimi's torturer-murderer unfit for trial has convulsed the Jewish community. It signals to antisemites that violence against Jews is a lesser crime than attacking non-Jewish victims. Or even animals

Turkey's president, in first remarks since Biden's historic declaration, says the U.S. should 'look in the mirror,' but still seeks 'a new door' in ties between the two NATO allies

Number of reports plunged during coronavirus crisis, but experts estimate this is because children rarely saw teachers and welfare officials