Israeli Border Police detained some of those who crossed into Syria, but the IDF says efforts are ongoing to retrieve the rest. Earlier Saturday, the U.S. envoy to Syria announced a cease-fire between Israel and Syria, backed by Washington and supported by Turkey and Jordan

In recent months, House Republicans have cited links between anti-Netanyahu protests and the Biden administration's alleged use of foreign aid to influence foreign democratic allies' governments as justification for Trump's unprecedented crackdown on foreign assistance

An exhibition in Zurich that's showcasing art looted from Jews during the Holocaust is awakening some disturbing controversies

Eyewitnesses and local sources said Israeli troops surrounded the area, where thousands of Palestinians had assembled in an attempt to reach a food distribution center, and began firing live ammunition toward the crowd

This week at Ben-Gurion airport: A mother re-plans a wedding postponed by war, while two national beach volleyball players return from Latvia – one heading to college, the other redefining her dream

From Ottoman times to the present day, the Palestinian electric company has remained a stubborn outpost of autonomy at the heart of the Israeli establishment

A secret, religious arbitration between two Israeli businessmen reveals that they had 'invested' as much as $25 million in President Enrique Peña Nieto of Mexico. In return, they profited from deals with his government – including a contract with the cyber firm NSO. After the arbitrators' ruling was reported in TheMarker, the country's prosecutor launched an investigation