Self-confident Jews don't feel the need to push legislation for menorahs to monopolize the Israeli public square, to institute segregation, to marginalize other faiths and to celebrate exclusion and intolerance

Irish government has made it clear it opposes the legislation, but independent and opposition lawmakers are seen as likely to back it

In third meeting within six months, leaders expected to discuss Assad's return to southern Syria and Israeli concerns over Iran

On each of its troubled fronts, Israel is employing strictly tactical force. It has no long-term plans or policies

Maybe Jonah’s Leviathan meant whale after all: Gray and right whales used to calve in Mediterranean Sea, scientists deduce, after identifying whale bones in Roman salting factories

Israel should reopen the Kerem Shalom crossing and endeavor to help rebuild the Strip

A documentary revolves around the scientific quest that separated triplets who were reunited only decades after adoption