After the US president orders America's largest aid body gutted, repercussions are felt around the world as programs benefiting people from Africa to Gaza have their funding frozen

Syrian security sources say Israeli jets struck two former bases in country's Daraa province, as Jerusalem ministers sharpen rhetoric against transitional government

Before he was murdered in captivity, Ori Danino helped fellow hostages, including Hersh Goldberg-Polin, in acts of heroism that color how his father now honors his legacy

Groups like J Street and Zioness, which took issue with campus protests, nevertheless see Trump's pledge to deport student activist Mahmoud Khalil as dangerous precedent

One person, identified as soldier, wounded in incident; police say suspect was in Israel illegally, incident not thought to be terror-related

After a Haifa stabbing attack mislabeled as terrorism sent fear through the close-knit Druze community last week, Sunday's government package sparks hope as 'end to painful issues'

Institution says Sebastian Ben Daniel apologized for his online comments and cooperated with investigation, after he was suspended following outrage over remarks

Using dentists' tools, archaeologists painstakingly uncover evidence that Israel’s Tinshemet Cave housed hominins who shared rituals and knowledge, and possibly lived in harmony