Beirut families, shaken by Israeli airstrikes amid conflict with Hezbollah, eye cheap rent across border, where fighting has largely died down after more than 13 years of civil war

As the first to hold the position since 2008, Rabbi Yoni Wieder faces challenges on multiple fronts, integrating new and old community members amid unprecedented anti-Israel bias

UK military group says no injuries aboard merchant vessel, which is heading to next port of call, as efforts ongoing to salvage million barrels of crude on still-blazing Sounion

As masses of Israelis take to the streets and strike in protest of the lack of a hostage release deal, senior analyst Haviv Rettig Gur reflects on what brought us here

Almost 300,000 rally in Tel Aviv in largest protest since Oct. 7, later clashing with police and blocking highway for hours as they demand Netanyahu agree to hostage-ceasefire deal

Family, friends and fellow immigrants express sadness over death, hail mother for tireless advocacy; Israelis to line streets in salute for funeral

How has the Palestinian Sunni Islamist movement evolved over the last few decades, and how can we understand the organization and its leadership today?

White House working on 'take it or leave it' proposal that could spell end of US mediation efforts, Washington Post reports; Israel's UN envoy demands Security Council convene