Over 600 people are feared dead in Mediterranean disaster that has left more questions than answers about ship's final hours

Yisrael Beytenu head again claims his fellow opposition chiefs have cut deal with PM and Aryeh Deri that would return the latter to cabinet after court ruled he can't be a minister

Ahead of politically charged election this week for new Israel Bar Association head, interim chief warns protesters of attempt to 'destroy independence of the judicial system'

Uruguayan president says the 330-KG sculpture, which was found in a sunken WWII-era destroyer, will become a 'symbol of peace and union'

Nissim Vaturi rails at air force members who threatened to skip training over judicial shakeup plans, says 'people like this need to be kicked in the ass and get out of the army'

Shooting raises 2023 death toll among Arabs in Israel to 103, is believed to be linked to bloody feud between crime families

US court filings say note on suspect's phone names East Lansing congregation alongside list of guns and explosives; agents find weapons, Nazi flag at his home

Security officials say rebels hacked and burned students to death in worst such assault to hit African country since 2010