Development of the heavily-contested light rail track along the storied Jerusalem street is set to start Monday. Neighbors say it's necessary, but wont be pleasant

Research by Weizmann Institute scientist and Israel Prize winner saved 'countless lives,' was basis for technology sold for $12 billion in 2017

Hamas-linked civil defense agency claims 15 killed in Khan Younis; WHO says Nasser Hospital is 'one massive trauma ward' because of influx of patients hurt at aid sites

Islamic Republic has been driving force in anti-Baha'i repression, which includes forced deportations, family separations, denial of marriage licenses and public school enrollment

British High Court says it's not 'court’s function to comment on the wisdom' of move to designate anti-Israel organization as terror group after activists broke into Air Force base

At White House, ex-soldier says he 'came to thank the person who is responsible for saving my life,' tells US president his treatment in captivity improved when Trump was elected

PM's firebrand son isn't himself a suspect in the investigation into illegal diplomatic passports allegedly issued by former foreign minister Cohen for Likud power players

Decision overturns lower court's ruling against expulsion of wife and 5 kids of Egyptian Mohamed Sabry Soliman, who were staying in the country illegally