Residents of Netiv Ha'asara have long complained about the structure, which was damaged but not destroyed by an IDF bombing Saturday in response to a Gazan rocket attack

Security Council draft proposal reportedly says strike violated international law, undermines regional stability and Syrian sovereignty; Israeli officials said to doubt it'll pass

Lightly hurt women taken to hospital; driver detained, unclear if crash was deliberate; Joint List MKs slam incident as linked to moves against display of Palestinian flag

Both candidates are seen as a challenge to the status quo of politics in Colombia; turnout said to be key as voters head to the polls to vote in runoffs

The country’s universities and colleges are busy harnessing their knowledge and culture of innovation to help ensure a more sustainable tomorrow for all.

Incident occurs in Sharm el-Sheikh, a popular tourist destination for Israelis; Foreign Ministry is assisting the family in bringing her body back to Israel for burial

As country ponders complex legacy of 1982's Operation Peace for Galilee, the fear of getting stuck in hostile territory and the distrust of leaders remain

At opening of documenta fifteen, Steinmeier says 'recognizing Israel is the basis and condition for debate here,' says 'there are limits' to what artists can do on political issues

Star player led North Carolina to first NCAA title in 1957, briefly played in NBA before becoming high school teacher and basketball coach

Classes for 2 million students start at 10 a.m. as educators carry out partial strike; Finance Minister Liberman says he believes a deal is on its way

Over 20 attackers assault, lightly injure man who was grazing sheep near settlement of Mevo’ot Yericho

Aging Beatle celebrates milestone with New Jersey concert, highlighting over a half-century of music and all he still has to offer

Chief Sephardi Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef lashes far-right MK for 'blasphemous' visits to holy site that 'cross the line'; Haredi leaders fear some voters shifting to Religious Zionism

In extended interview with ToI, Rabbi Rick Jacobs, head of North America's largest Jewish movement, stresses commitment to Zionism, strides in improving ties with Israel

Lawrence Bacow of Harvard and Lee Bollinger of Columbia prepare to step down in 2023, part of a sea change in schools at the center of nationwide campus debates on these two issues