Helicopters land at US Embassy; militants have swept through the country, regaining control of wide swaths within days; American officials burn sensitive documents

Ghaida Rinawie Zoabi doesn't clarify what her red lines are in regards to military action; says she and other MKs have had to vote on 'difficult' decisions recently

Those seriously ill far more likely to be unvaccinated, data shows; positive test rate hits 5.38%

Sahar Ismail, 17th on party's election slate, killed outside his house in northern town of Rameh; Gideon Sa'ar says he was 'a dear and beloved friend,' Shasha-Biton expresses shock

Mother of journalist Farzad Bazoft says documents relating to UK connections to so-called supergun were stolen from him days before he traveled to Baghdad

Islamist insurgents now holding all the cards in any negotiated surrender of the capital Kabul

PM hails success of pilot overnight inoculation drive in Tel Aviv, orders its extension to ten cities throughout the country

Red Cross says 79 people injured in blast, whose cause is not immediately clear

Cybersecurity company Check Point names opposition group Indra, which it says inflicted 'nation-state-level damage' in July assault

With spread of the Delta variant and rising case numbers, instead of celebrating a return to in-person education, school heads are again planning for all scenarios

Some evoke Holocaust imagery as thousands of Quebecers turn out to demonstrate against measure, set to come into effect next month

The impoverished country was struck by a similar-sized quake in 2010 that damaged much of the capital and killed an estimated 300,000

Everton officials quoted saying they're 'appalled' by those who saw fit to sabotage the tribute

Last-minute decision reflects dire state of country's security as Taliban seizes control of multiple cities in a few short days

Explosive device set off as Beita residents mark 100 days of protests against Evyatar, which have cost at least 7 lives