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The Israeli military says its aircraft have attacked two weapons-making factories and a smuggling tunnel in the Gaza Strip. The military says the air strikes Sunday were in retaliation for rocket fire into southern Israel from Gaza a day earlier.
When the Reform movement passed a resolution endorsing advocacy for Israeli Arabs, it wasn’t the first time an American Jewish group had backed the cause of Israeli-Arab equality.
Opposition chief Tzipi Livni reiterated her support Friday for a Palestinian state and the resumption of peace talks as she made a rare foray by an Israeli leader into the Arab world.
Israeli stocks trade little changed, with gains in a couple of the telecoms and scattered interest in technology stocks offset by weakness in Africa-Israel, Teva Pharmaceutical and Israel Chemicals.
November 19, 2009 JOHNS CREEK – Itzik Ozery is known all over his native country of Israel as "Itzik the Clown." But it's for a good reason: He is the Captain Kangaroo of Israel, hosting a daily radio program for children and appearing on Israeli television's youth channel.
Palestinian leaders are warning Israel that its approval of 900 new housing units in a disputed area of Jerusalem may kill the peace process. The warning came after the United States condemned the Israeli decision. The Palestinians want Washington to toughen its approach on Israel.
Amman - About 3,000 Jordanians demonstrated in Amman on Friday to protest what they called an Israeli conspiracy against al-Aqsa Mosque in East Jerusalem, which the Jewish state seized from Jordan in the 1967 Middle East war. The rally, organized by ...
Palestinian leader Abbas tries to carry the Middle East peace process directly to the UN. But Israel's plans for 900 new homes in East Jerusalem only shows that it's just as willing to take unilateral action. No one wins when both sides refuse to negotiate.
The air defense war games reflected a concern in Tehran that Israel could carry out its threats to strike militarily.
In a landmark decision, Israel's supreme court has thrown out a law allowing privately-run prisons, arguing that running jails for profit would be a "grave" violation of inmates' human rights.
Ten Minnesota legislators, who paid their own way to take a fact-finding tour of Israel, have returned and say it provided a global perspective and insights into the troubled region.
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