Indictments filed against suspects for allegedly taking part in deadly assault on Basij member in Karaj last week

New ambassador named as Sakir Ozkan Torunlar, who was previously Turkish consul general in Jerusalem; appointment comes after Erdogan insisted Israeli election wouldn't impact ties

Climeatech MEA, brainchild of two lawyers who met at State Comptroller's office, looks to build network of climate change actors working in energy, water and food security

'Hitler is dead but Putin is alive and he is repeating history with the Ukrainians,' says marcher in Warsaw; ultra-nationalist group rails at 'Ukrainization of Poland'

Launching program at COP27 climate confab, DeserTech says goal is to develop technologies that can address global challenges, turn Negev into global desert tech hub

Lawyer for former US president argues 'long-held precedent and practice maintain that separation of powers prohibits Congress from compelling' him to testify

One of the rare sites with written evidence matching it to its Bible location, the massive 32-acre park is free for all and boasts layers of history down to King Solomon's time

Senator Mark Kelly wins bid for reelection Friday in crucial swing state; Nevada race still too early to call, Georgia headed for runoff next month

Embattled company, short billions of dollars, seeks protection after a tumultuous week; founder and CEO resigns

British-Egyptian activist Alaa Abdel Fattah escalates months-long hunger strike, stops drinking water as COP27 climate summit underway

In new cooperative work 'I'm Still Alive,' Roberto Saviano and Israeli Asaf Hanuka depict the author's life on the run since famously exposing the Camorra crime syndicate

Building firm reports incident to authorities, offers $100,000 reward for information that would help find those responsible

Ambassador to Ukraine Michael Brodsky says yes vote on resolution 'disappointing,' warns support for 'anti-Israel initiatives' will not help 'build trust' between countries