Brazil this week becomes 2nd country after US to report a 24-hour tally of COVID-19 deaths that exceeded 4,000

Officers seen punching, pushing Joint List MK Ofer Cassif to ground as protesters shout that he's a lawmaker; Police open probe but say he started it

Tehran demands all sanctions since 2017 under Trump administration be lifted; Washington says it offered 'very serious' ideas but questions Iran's intentions.

For the past two and a half months, Judge Richard Bernstein has heard court while walking the famed Palm Jumeirah Boardwalk

Biden orders examination of possible overhaul of court, including adding seats and implementing limits for judges on highest bench

Pro-Israel groups, Israeli officials and Congress Republicans step up efforts to question administration’s plans to resume funding to Palestinians

Spanish authorities say 17th-century Biblical oil work showing Jesus before crucifixion could be lost masterpiece by the Renaissance artist

Catholic institution decides not to punish priest and faculty member who said Jews practice 'ritual murders'

Neuralink puts chip in macaque's brain that lets it play Pong with its thoughts; system could be used to help paralyzed people, keep humanity ahead of AI

In April 1961, the barbarism of Nazi Germany was put on display in a Jerusalem courtroom, as the 'engineer of death' was tried for offenses including crimes against humanity

Anthony Hopkins, Ingrid Bergman, Lior Ashkenazi and others have played Israeli leaders in films since the 1970s

Violence flaring up this week in Belfast recalls three decades of sectarian conflict in restive UK province

After education minister blocks giving award to candidate accused of supporting BDS movement, leaders in higher education say move 'severely harms free speech and free thought'

Law enforcement uses water cannons to disperse protesters; pro-Ireland demonstrators and UK supporters square off, recalling past sectarian conflict

Tehran again breaches nuclear deal's limits on its uranium enrichment, Reuters reports, as its representatives negotiate return to accord with world powers in Vienna