Yishai Raz lives in a Rio favela under the dictatorial rule of a gang, but to him it's paradise. 'It's safe here, because anyone who misbehaves could find themselves locked in a water tank for a night'

Trump had previously lifted the so-called Ceaser Act sanctions temporarily by executive order, and signed off on the final repeal late Thursday. The sanctions were repealed with a requirement for periodic reports to Congress on Syria's progress on minority rights and terrorism

In a pitch to Arab countries, U.S. officials have proposed 'Project Sunrise,' a 20-year, $112.1 billion plan for Gaza's postwar reconstruction, with a commitment to fund 20 percent of the cost, the Wall Street Journal reported

The strikes, which included 70 sites and will likely continue, followed an attack by a suspected ISIS-affiliated gunman who killed the American soldiers and wounded others. Syria's Foreign Ministry called for international cooperation against terrorism after the U.S. launched the attack

This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: A digital nomad from a religious family defies society's expectations, and a family with four young daughters takes its first trip abroad together – and chaos ensues

Nine federal prosecutors have left the Justice Department, alleging that the Trump administration's investigation into antisemitism on University of California campuses was 'unserious' and 'fraudulent'

The fans entered Bloomfield Stadium wearing protest shirts referring to the police and the Kahanist far-right movement as 'scum,' after a panel of three High Court justices ruled on Thursday that 'freedom of expression holds an elevated status, even at sporting events'