Residents living near Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s private home on a central Jerusalem street complain of deafening nighttime construction carried out during prohibited hours, while Prime Minister’s Office officials say the work involves security upgrades

Once a strategic southern gateway, Eilat Port has been nearly shut for more than two years as Red Sea shipping is hit by attacks and uncertainty, slashing revenues, threatening jobs and putting its future in doubt

US president makes no secret of his desire to take control of the natural resources and rare minerals of the world's largest island; what really lies behind his demands and how does it endanger the NATO alliance and the world order that has endured for 75 years

Nati Toobian says at least 5,000 Iranians were killed during a similar uprising seven years ago

Israeli officials dismissed the warning, saying the secretary-general is protecting an agency increasingly exposed as compromised by terrorist groups

The White House said diplomacy remains President Trump’s first option on Iran, even as rights groups report at least 646 deaths in a nationwide crackdown on anti-regime protests

Eyewitnesses recount security forces firing live ammunition and machine guns at protesters in Tehran and Karaj, as internet shutdowns obscure the scale of a crackdown that witnesses say has left hundreds, possibly thousands, dead