Fighting comes as some 1,500 visit Joseph’s Tomb under heavy guard in West Bank city

618 housing units in capital reportedly expected to be green-lighted for construction, while another 5,600 will be considered

Pharmaceutical giant — fined half-billion dollars for bribery in Russia, Ukraine and Mexico — says internal review of Argentina case is closed and it’s premature to discuss Romania

‘One-State’ advocates must now answer: What kind of country will Israel become if it rules all of Judea & Samaria?

After students photographed wearing swastikas, Cheng Hsiao-ming says he’ll leave post early, devote career to educating about important historical events

Youths briefly detained by police for allegedly kindling holiday lamps at Jerusalem holy site despite ban

Female university student had posted on Facebook of her desire to die for Palestinian cause before committing attack in Jerusalem’s Old City

The ubiquitous song wasn’t ‘handed down to Moses at Sinai,’ as some might think — and as Myron Gordon will tell you, the man behind the music was not without flaw