Even if U.S. Jewry decides to have armed guards as Trump suggested, it will take at least a decade and hundreds of millions of dollars before security infrastructures match the European counterpart, European security professionals say

Popular entertainment form in the U.S., mixing theatrical performance with athletics, is gaining traction in Egypt where thousands come to watch the strong men wearing face paint do battle in Ismailia

Issam Akel, who is also an American citizen, was arrested in Ramallah and held for the past two weeks

The split in the ultra-Orthodox camp and the natural variety of Jerusalemites has created a situation whereby thousands of residents are expected to vote outside their supposed camp

When Merkel finally does retire, she could be replaced by a younger version of herself – an inclusive conservative, moderate yet decisive, democratic and humanistic. But by 2021 Germany could be a very different place

The plan to keep the group in power in the Strip stems from a desire to prevent a collapse of Gaza’s infrastructure, political sources say

Supreme Court chief criticizes state’s claim that there isn’t enough manpower to examine requests, calling it an 'exhausted excuse,' but accepts state’s position that each request be examined individually

Anyone who dares criticize the corruption, the military’s control of the economy or the enormous gap between the rich and poor should pack a suitcase now