The former New York City mayor, quoted by The Washington Post, bases his assessment on meetings with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other officials during a March visit to Israel. PM's Office denies Netanyahu had voiced any preferences in the U.S. election.

The war in Syria doesn't factor in the popular new augmented reality game. It slogs on, taking the form also of aerial bombardments by U.S. forces.

The entire chain of command, all the way up to Eisenkot, has been presented as liars trying to evade responsibility by dumping it all on the lowly sergeant.

Democratic convention kicks off in Philadelphia; Bill Clinton set to address crowd at national convention.

Disgruntled young Muslims deciding to kill on their own accord have been hard to stop. But Israel has some tricks up its sleeve, tricks that Europe would be wise to adopt.

Law effectively circumvents High Court decision that banning Reform, Conservative converts from state-run mikvehs is discriminatory and therefore illegal.

Graves found on Egypt's Aboukir Island from 1798 Battle of the Nile were of soldiers, sailors – and female warriors, some not even kept secret.

A woman wearing a black bandanna on her face lit the flag on fire as protests took place outside of the secure zone around the DNC in Philadelphia.