Defense Ministry sends delegation to UAE with air force chief, after countries normalized ties last year; hails cooperation with Emirates as 'strategic asset'

Second man stable after incident in residential neighborhood; police believe killing was premeditated hit, not terror; all involved said to be East Jerusalem Palestinians

Downgrade by curators at Museo Nacional del Prado comes after years of questions over attribution of Jesus painting sold at record-setting auction

Micha Harari's gallery, with 40 years of work, went up in flames in August; now he's filing a civil case against the fire service and local authority for failing to prepare

Bennett, Lapid hold urgent consultations on attempts to secure release of couple held for taking photos of Erdogan's palace; lawyer hopes pair won't be indicted and can go home

ToI editor David Horovitz and diplomatic correspondent Lazar Berman discuss detainees in Istanbul, US firefighters in Israel, and religious affairs

'Eretz Nehederet' takes aim at some of the colorful tendencies in an industry awash with cash and eccentric leaders

Son of dictator deposed in 2011 revolution was the face of his father's decades-long regime to the West; he is confident court's wish to try him can be 'negotiated away'