Letter to chief of staff warns that officers are not following guidelines and describes use of insecure computers and disdainful treatment

Until January 2002, Fatah did not openly perpetrate attacks in Israel. But a bomb that ended Israel’s long pursuit of Raed Karmi, among the most wanted men of the time, led to a policy change – and intensified the debate in Israel over the efficacy of targeted assassinations

Many ultra-Orthodox yeshivas required that their students be tested for the coronavirus at the beginning of the school year and prior to vacation after Yom Kippur, but many were sent home untested, or with a positive result

Republicans are under pressure in 11 Senate races, and five Democratic victories would be enough to flip the chamber for the first time since 2014. These are the key races to follow

Normalization with Israel has made the UAE's ambitions to become a global financial hub closer than ever, but expansive reforms to its financial and judicial systems must come for this to be realized

Increased infection giving rise to staff burnout, limited ER beds and surgeries, and even coronavirus patients stuck in ambulances for hours while services search for hospital ready to accept