This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: an American whose rough experience taught her to set boundaries, and an Israeli high school teacher who is embarking on a completely different career after retirement

The New York Times reports that Steve Witkoff's relationship with the oil-rich Gulf State is more extensive than previously thought, with one document suggesting the Qataris have been investing in the Witkoffs' real estate projects as early as 2017

The Israeli prime minister's performance at the UN General Assembly only highlighted the global isolation in which he and his country find themselves. The aging, failing magician merely proved to the sparse audience, to his people and – through loudspeakers – to the people of Gaza, that he is not focused on ending the war

The minister called for 'an end to the crisis and the tragic conditions faced by civilians in the Gaza Strip.' Earlier this month, the UAE warned that any annexation of the West Bank would constitute a red line for Abu Dhabi that would severely undermine the Abraham Accords

Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh, whose stage name is Mo Chara, was accused of having waved the flag of the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah, designated as a terrorist group in the U.K., during a Kneecap gig in London in November 2024

The 'All Eyes on Gaza' demonstration, organized by 50 groups including Die Linke and Amnesty International, is Berlin's largest Gaza rally to date. Protesters demand a halt to German arms exports to Israel, humanitarian access to Gaza and EU sanctions

Iranian FM Araqchi says the United States betrayed diplomacy and the E3 buried it; France, Britain and the U.S. say they will continue diplomacy