Beit Iksa residents say they received orders giving them until 2017 to leave land, according to Palestinian media

Right-wing lawmakers sponsor legislation meant to equalize labor and other protections between Israel and settlements

With 1,000 rooms and a $615 million price tag, Turkish president’s custom-ordered residence faces opposition

A house fire claims life of a 3-year-old boy and injures two siblings

‘The Suppressed Years’ chronicles transports of Jews to concentration camps, ‘Nazification’ of train laborers

Pawel L. accused of beating 78-year-old man while shouting anti-Jewish slurs; passersby intervened during attack

Two rabbis and a cantor go public about shedding as much as 100 lbs through drastic measures, including surgery

A Japanese conglomerate’s gutsy move has given the green light for Japan Inc. to benefit from Israeli tech, says veteran Japan-watcher