At Khamenei's funeral, Iran's new leaders inherit his legacy of destruction and ambition

Most of Iran's population has known no leader other than Khamenei, whose mass-mourning ceremonies began Friday. That same public is waiting to see who

Report: Pakistan to host round of U.S.-Iran talks next Saturday

Dozens of ultra-Orthodox harassed patrons at Jerusalem cafe open on Shabbat

Secular residents and customers from the area arrived at the new café to prevent ultra-Orthodox men from entering the premises amid repeated confrontations

A Palestinian tied up with zip ties, cables and a pole in Gaza

What brings a young Israeli, someone serving in a combat unit, to torture a man by tying him to a pole? Did he wrong them somehow? He's their age, after

On the Armenian Genocide and the Israeli government's borderline statecraft

The Armenians deserved this recognition a century ago. They receive it now not because historical truth finally prevailed, but because it briefly became

Preparing to defile the election

Second teen dies after Haifa shooting in northern Israel

Wiam Faisal, 17, died Saturday after the shooting in which Jonathan Khoury, 18, was killed; another young man remains hospitalized in serious condition

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Gaza hospital director jailed in Israel in life-threatening danger, lawyer says

Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya's lawyer said he struggled to breathe and speak and seemed close to losing consciousness several times, during a Thursday visit,

Report: Trump says Netanyahu 'knows who's boss,' Washington meeting possible next week

U.S. President Donald Trump, speaking with Axios, said he and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu 'get along very good,' and that the two could possibly

Germany's far-right AfD reelects leaders as protesters, police clash

About 31,000 people protested outside the conference in Erfurt, where party leaders' terms were extended. The event coincided with the 100th anniversary

Israelis set to protest across the country against Netanyahu government

Protesters are gathering to demand a state commission of inquiry into October 7, 2023 and an equal draft obligation for ultra-Orthodox communities, as

Trump rails at communism, says U.S. 'knocked the hell out of Iran' on 4th of July

Trump said Tehran wants 'to settle so badly. We gave them a week off for a funeral because we're nice,' as Iran buried supreme leader Khamenei months after

Iranians flock to Khamenei's funeral, months after death in Israeli strike

Burials are meant to be conducted within a day of death in Islam, but because of the risks of holding a big funeral during the war it was postponed until

Egypt coach dedicates historic World Cup milestone to the Palestinian people

After his team beat Australia 4-2 on penalties and qualified for the World Cup's round of 16 for the first time, Egypt coach Hossam Hassan celebrated by

Brad Lander: 'Israelis will not be truly safe until Palestinians are free, and U.S. policy should reflect that'

NY-10's likely congressman talks ending U.S. aid to Israel, Mayor Mamdani and why it's a 'risky time for humanity'

A Tel Aviv principal integrated affluent Israeli and asylum seeker children in one school. Here's what happened

In a radical experiment, Shahar Feinstein Gavriel put children from Israel's wealthiest families and children of asylum seekers in the same classrooms,

Days-long funeral procession for slain Iranian leader Khamenei begins in Tehran

Millions are expected to participate in funeral processions across the country for the late supreme leader, who was killed in an Israeli strike in February.

A Palestinian farmer was left paralyzed. The Israeli settler who shot him may never be investigated

Ismail Tamizi lost his job in Israel after 38 years, and since then his small plot of land in the West Bank has been his whole world. Last month, settlers

Settlers raid Palestinian villages across West Bank, Israel Police arrest locals