Rights group says Tehran's suppression of this year's demonstrations had 'same hallmarks' but was more severe, points finger at 87 officials, six of whom were killed in war

Touting the 'deep roots and rich history' of Jewish-Moroccan ties, Sa'ar says the newly signed agreements are 'for the benefit of both peoples'

Protesters block major highway amid discontent over rising fuel prices, the latest issue to spark concern among the Kurds, who fear losing their rights under new Syrian regime

Critics who said process was 'de facto annexation' welcome freeze; reservist removed from duty after spotted confronting Palestinian youth; commandos nab 'senior' Islamic Jihad member

Candidate's refusal to endorse two-state solution has many local Jews balking; 95-year-old former congressman of over three decades says while he differs on Israel, they agree on other policy

US bureau chief Jacob Magid discusses diplomatic efforts regarding the incendiary documentary, a Lebanese-Israeli meeting, the US and the Houthis, JD Vance on Israel, and Board of Peace construction plans

Actor lends his voice to new animated film 'Legend of Destruction' about the end of the Second Temple, directed by Israeli filmmaker Gadi Dar, now streaming worldwide

The head of Realign for Palestine speaks about how being an anti-Hamas Gazan means he's not in lockstep with the zeitgeist, including those who gave a 25-minute ovation for 'NAZA'