Khalil Jabarin appears before court over September stabbing attack at Gush Etzion Junction

Jordan grabs back a couple of plots it had been leasing to Israel and Netanyahu says not razing Khan al-Ahmar is only temporary; both are nods to domestic complaints

Strangers across the globe share in some unexpected lessons when one reporter's mother rediscovers a long-lost cookbook handwritten in ancient German script

President tells Jewish Federations assembly that recent rift between Israel and world Jewry requires reworking of 1950 pact

By refusing to renew peace deal annex allowing the Jewish state to lease 2 parcels of land, King Abdullah is largely attempting to stave off internal political pressure

Authorities say drug use has grown among the Strip's 2 million residents as people look for an escape from harsh living conditions, soaring unemployment and travel restrictions

US president says he doesn't think the writer was deliberately lured into the consulate to be killed, declines to say whether he believes the crown prince's denials of involvement

Wang Qishan, the most senior Chinese official to tour the Jewish state since 2000, visits Western Wall accompanied by Israeli officials during trip focusing on economic cooperation