Speaking to Israeli TV, American businessman describes how he bought Twin Towers 7 weeks before the 2001 terror attacks, and how a dermatologist appointment saved his life that day

Former IDF officer, who was pardoned by Trump in January, was meant to be promoted in 1987, but left the military when it came to light that he'd helped spy in the US

Ilan Sztulman Starosta predicts trade between Jewish state and Gulf nation will 'easily' surpass $1 billion within a year if the COVID pandemic abates

Court documents show British citizen Alexanda Amon Kotey, whose cell murdered US-Israeli journalist Steven Sotloff and others, has a scheduled change of plea hearing

Reports say suspect deliberately started a fire near Route 443; later arrived wounded at checkpoint

Additional water and goods allowed into the Strip after Palestinians hold violent demonstration along security fence for fourth straight night

Ministry publishes full set of regulations for the opening of the new school year amid the COVID surge on September 1

Officials acknowledge reopening schools could see a further surge in already record virus numbers, but country determined to keep education system open; 250,000 will miss first day

Departure comes weeks after host was stripped of 'Jeopardy' gig for past misogynistic, racist and antisemitic comments

A youthful Armstrong spent time with the Karnofsky family at their home and tailor shop, where they mentored him, bought his first trumpet and instilled a love of matzah

Timna Nelson-Levy, born in Jerusalem to American parents, says she felt she also represented the US when she won bronze along with her team at the Tokyo Games

Axel Springer, German firm that bought US news site, is staunch supporter of Israel and is said to require staff to pledge support for 'the trans-Atlantic alliance and Israel'

Premier points at wisdom of his multi-faceted effort against Tehran and spirit of unity in his coalition, but he'll have to show more boldness going forward if he intends to lead

Taliban may be forced to allow a foreign security presence in order to tempt international airlines to return, but it's not clear there are enough trained workers to run an airport

Survivor says six children among the dead; US says strike targeted Islamic State car bombers and that it is investigating reports of civilian casualties