Woman’s husband has been in a coma since 2007; judges ban an appeal on Safed court’s decision

Turkish, Greek Cypriot negotiators meet for peace talks in Geneva to hammer out decades-long conflict

A national network of secular, bilingual immersion schools plans to open its 10th branch next year in South Brooklyn — and the student body is surprisingly diverse

Salah Abdeslam, sole surviving attacker from November assault that left 130 dead, says in prison correspondence he doesn’t want to be idolized

Former Jerusalem deputy mayor Tamir Nir lived as an Orthodox Jew for 20 years, and for the next 20 as a secular Israeli; in his current role, he feels he lives the best of both

Israeli-Austrian journalist led newspaper for 14 years, expected to be buried in Israel

Israel reportedly fired missiles overnight at weapons depot on edge of Damascus

In transcript of recordings with Yedioth publisher at heart of police investigation, Netanyahu reportedly refers to US casino magnate as ‘gingy’