Abu Dis resident held for endorsing a Facebook comment written by his niece, who faces expulsion from university

Brooklyn’s Borough Park boasts 27.9 births per 1,000 residents, making it the Big Apple’s baby boom town

Citing recurrent nationalistic violence, local activists are mulling ways of protesting the annual flag parade through Old City’s Muslim Quarter

Technion scientists etch entire Hebrew bible onto a gold-coated silicon chip the size of a grain of sugar

IDF personnel setting up field hospital; rescue teams airlift stranded hikers; 11 Israeli tourists yet to establish contact

Netanyahu holds situation assessment as Israel ramps up rescue and aid efforts in quake-ravaged country

As Israel begins aiding Nepalis and ferrying citizens and newborns out, some question the laws which forced gay parents to seek children halfway across the world

Israel’s security service says operatives receive training in southeast Asia and return home to act as undercover messengers