UN chief Antonio Guterres had earlier said ‘excessive force [was] used by Israeli forces’ in Jenin, prompting Israeli envoy Gilad Erdan to say his statement ‘detached from reality’

Days after the officer who shot and killed 32-year-old Eyad al-Hallaq was aqcuitted in court, Israeli police showed up at the family's home to question them of their intention to join the protest

A video of the incident published by the Qatar-based Al Araby TV network and other media outlets shows soldiers firing at a television camera, destroying it

The U.S. will green-light the most advanced version of the munitions given they will not be used in urban areas ■ National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan: 'We will not leave Ukraine defenseless at any point in this conflict, period'

The people behind Atidna, an Arab-Zionist youth movement, are from the deep right and espouse a far-reaching vision: to foment a sea change in Israel’s Arab society and create a right-wing Arab stream

The resignation of Prime Minister Mark Rutte, the longest-serving premier of the nation, means the country will face a general election later this year ■ Over 21,500 refugees sought asylum in the Netherlands last year

Some 240 people, all professed vegans, were chosen from among 900 applicants who all shared the same goal: to kiss someone whose breath didn't smell of sausage

Retiring at a highly fraught time, after three decades as chief counsel for the Association for Civil Rights, Dan Yakir looks back on some great achievements – while slamming the Supreme Court for its attitude toward Palestinians and acknowledging his own, main failure