During construction work at Palmachim National park, a fallen rock reveals an ancient burial treasure trove

Over 20 Jewish groups, including the ADL, Hillel and Jewish Federations, decry college for calling allegations of discrimination 'patently false'

While previous research established correlation between social media platform and increased anxiety and depression, study in American Economic Review finds direct causation

Local farmers, after suffering through hottest summer since 1950s, use agricultural techniques passed through generations to fight against rapidly dwindling water supplies

President said to make comments to lawmakers from across political spectrum; spokesperson for Herzog says he will not interfere in election, but believes stability is important

Trains resume operations; ongoing construction of city's second-tallest tower believed to be what caused sinkhole

Envoy will present credentials on September 30, Santiago says, explaining that last-minute cancellation was due to killing of Palestinian teen on ceremony's original date

Thousands brave London's coldest night in months, waiting in line that stretched up to 16 hours to pay their respects as world leaders ready to fly out for state funeral on Monday

Nora Tausz Ronai started swimming competitively at age 69 and has won 13 gold medals, broken 12 world records at Masters World Championships - and just keeps swimming

Kremlin says Shanghai Cooperation Organization poses alternative to 'Western-centric organizations,' but India's PM uses gathering to tell Putin now's not time for Ukraine conflict

Allies in China and India begin indicating their apprehension and Kyiv's army partially recaptures northeast Ukraine, but Russian president vows to continue invasion

US president says such a step by Putin, who's losing ground in Ukraine, 'would change the face of war unlike anything since World War II'; 'They'd become even more of a pariah'

12 members return home while seven of their colleagues, including one alleged member of the IRGC, are still barred from leaving Argentina due to suspected violation of US sanctions

Police open probe after victims say they were struck with motorcycle helmets near Hod Hasharon; in 2nd incident, protester says she was spit on by suspect who set her sign on fire

Revelation supports theory that West Germany facilitated release of hostage-takers, and didn't re-arrest them, in order to avoid retaliation from Palestinian terror groups