Legislation bars commutation of certain killers’ sentences, tying the state’s hands in using them as political bargaining chips

Ukrainian-born Emily Kessler learned the instrument at age 10, avoided it for over 50 years, and is now performing at Lincoln Center

Company’s decision to relocate from West Bank could leave hundreds of Palestinians out of work

Ansar Bayt al-Maqdis has carried out numerous attacks against Egyptian security forces, officials and infrastructure

The ‘chickenshit’ affair is emblematic of deteriorating relations during tumultuous times, as top officials brace themselves for radical regional changes

A small family brewery has put the community of Taybeh on the map, with their annual drinking festival quickly gaining traction as a must-see event

Supreme court appears split down he middle on whether to accept administration’s position or family’s plea

After summer war and soldier deaths, Israel better understands need for more durable APCs in combat zones