US Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg says she's 'very much alive,' despite the wishes of some who'd like to see her off the bench

Anne 'Chani' Neuberger grew up in mostly Hasidic Brooklyn neighborhood of Borough Park; parents were among hostages rescued during Israeli raid on Entebbe

Attorney for several of the Israeli teens claims there are 'cracks in the credibility of the plaintiff's testimony'; release also said tied to arrival of DNA test results

During debate over resolution outlawing embargoes on Jewish state, Democratic congresswoman says America has long history of blacklisting foreign regimes to advocate human rights

Security guards apprehend East Jerusalem resident after she tries to flee, take her to the hospital

Security Council statement pushed by Kuwait, Indonesia and South Africa said move 'undermines the viability of the two-state solution and the prospect for just and lasting peace'

Britain's new top diplomat reportedly spent the summer of 1998 at a university near Ramallah and worked with former Palestinian negotiator of Oslo peace process

Move complicates efforts to resume stalled nuclear talks with Washington and signals anger in Pyongyang over planned US-South Korea joint military exercises