Human Rights Watch says discrimination and abuse has gone on for decades, posing a threat to existence of community in the Gulf state

At meeting in Paris with Jean-Noel Barrot, Berger urges firm stance against Hamas, as French-Israeli tensions mount over Gaza and push for Palestinian state recognition

'I was convinced every single time that I was finished,' former captive says of Israeli bombings, as she addresses thousands-strong crowd; hundreds at vigil for killed Gaza children

After backlash, left-wing leader says he was expressing his fear that extremist government members would like to do so; 'Is this the Israel we want? I genuinely ask myself that'

In Israel to accept an award from the Jonathan Sacks Institute, the Harvard professor and author reflects on polarization, pluralism and his friendship with the late UK chief rabbi

Tawfeek Barhom’s 'I’m Glad You’re Dead Now' earns Palme d’Or for short film as hundreds of attendees at international film festival sign anti-Israel petition

Sirens sound in Jerusalem area, southern West Bank settlements and communities near Red Sea, sending hundreds of thousands to shelters; no injuries or damage reported

Medics say local journalist, senior rescue service official and a pregnant woman among dead; army says soldier seriously injured in altercation with a comrade in north Gaza