Global warming is exacerbating atmospheric chaos in unpredictable ways, science warns, and Tel Aviv just bore the brunt

The municipality says it has improved drainage system, but latest deaths point to a bigger problem in the city's southern, neglected neighborhoods, which experts says may take years to fix

Judge Eti Craif, suspected of bribery, deleted messages she sent to Moshe Kahlon, who was also on the judicial appointments committee

It’s not security, rather budget cuts that are causing Tourism Ministry officials concern

Cyrpriot President Nicos Anastasiades is expected to pardon the woman, convicted of fabricating a claim that she was raped by twelve Israelis in Ayia Napa in July

While much still remains unknown about Ghaani, one of his first duties will likely be to oversee whatever revenge Iran intends to seek for the U.S. airstrike that killed his predecessor