Since Israel conquered the West Bank and Gaza in the Six-Day War, both its lawmakers and its public have been arguing about their future. Ambivalence, though, has characterized Israel’s actions

Lebanese residents, counting their losses, plan anti-government protest for Saturday night

This week at the Tel Aviv airport: A psychotherapist lays out the advantages and disadvantages of raising kids in Italy, and an educator moving back to Israel from Pennsylvania tries to figure out what's next

Mike Godwin, father of the internet’s most famous adage, says all is not lost for the web, but warns: ‘Never again is not a predication, it's a moral imperative’

'France will never let Lebanon go,' Macron said in a visit to Beirut, as unusual petition circulates to restore mandate

The right-wing block would have a ruling majority and the Labor Party wouldn't even make it to the Knesset

Officials and politicians knew tons of ammonium nitrate were improperly stored and of the significant danger but corruption and inaction left the city and it residents unprotected

28-year-old Mohammed Shalbi from near Nazareth in northern Israel is accused of sex crimes against a number of victims, including minors, at beaches along the lake