Palestinian shot on Gaza border last week dies of wounds
UN report says 295 Palestinians have been killed, more than 6,000 wounded by Israeli military fire since March
Israel sees decline in cancer among men, increase in general survival rate
Meanwhile, the cancer rate has remained steady among Jewish women and has increased among Arab women
Venezuelan Jews accept Israel’s recognition of opposition leader, chief rabbi says
The usually neutral community backs Israel's decision to legitimize the claim to power by Maduro's opponent
Turkey maintained Syrian contact despite support for rebels
Erdogan may support the rebels in the Syria civil war, but still maintained low-level contact with their government.
Israeli films at the Berlinale, their legacy and future
The 69th Berlinale, which begins on February 7, will be Kosslick’s final one as director, after 18 years at the helm.
Pope Francis arrives in United Arab Emirates for historic trip
Pope Francis has visited half a dozen predominantly Muslim nations calling for inter-religious dialog and condemning violence in the name of God.
U.S. Envoy Greenblatt engages in flame war with PA official
"The instant gratification of a tweet can never be a substitute for a serious engagement in search of genuine solutions," Ashrawi wrote.
Analysis: How does the new US-Russia nuke arms race impact Israel?
Russia seems intent on developing asymmetric nuclear abilities and this can only be bad news for Israel.
Jews of Uganda are torn apart over a bitter sibling rivalry
Tales of corruption, sectarianism, and a family dispute are renting Uganda's Abayudaya Jewish Community