Loss of appeal is latest in lengthy legal campaign being waged between Iran and Israel over oil revenues from partnership formed between nations before 1979 Islamic Revolution.

Fresh off the Ghazala Khan wave of support, now's the time for Trump-targeted American Muslim women and immigrants to fight back through political activism. An icon of U.S. Jewish feminism could be their guide.

Such moves by the government ease the students' acceptance into Israeli colleges and universities.

Attack on Quetta hospital took place as hundreds gathered to mourn death of prominent lawyer.

‘He was so socially low on the pecking order,’ recalls Rachel Johnson. ‘He was not a kibbutznik. He was not a soldier. And he was so pale he couldn’t even go in the sun.’

Despite having a permit to travel to Nablus, physician was sent back to Gaza by Israeli soldiers at the checkpoint.

Israel says World Vision's Gaza director funneled $7.2m a year to Hamas for five years in a row, but Christian organization says sum surpasses its budget for a decade.

Yehudah Glick abstained from voting to ban non-Orthodox converts from state-funded ritual baths and has no problem with women wearing prayer shawls. Maybe it’s his Brooklyn background.