Ridiculing 'kids in dreadlocks running around screaming about fascism,' president's son says parallels are 'actually scary'

The act gives the defense package the imprimatur of Congress, which would keep any future president from reneging

Source of target remains unknown ■ An Israeli military spokeswoman declined to comment on the SANA report

The Yemeni theater has long since turned into a war of prestige, in which the two regional powers, Saudi Arabia and Iran, are trying to reap a political victory for themselves at the Yemenis’ expense

How the Israeli prime minister cracked the Druze hitch in his otherwise perfect nation-state law plan

'Peace-keeping forces cannot substitute a diplomatic solution,' outgoing UNIFIL commander Maj.Gen. Michael Beary tells Haaretz ■ Israel's plan to buff up its defenses gets mired in politics

Members of the Jerusalem Faction refuse even to report to the enlistment office to obtain a deferment, becoming draft-dodgers as a result

'I stand behind those statements,' says former Druze military officer on recent Facebook post saying nation-state law could lead to apartheid, 'but Netanyahu is the one who suddenly brought them up in the meeting to torpedo it'