Prime Minister says 'only a small piece of the big picture' of Israeli efforts to counter the Lebanese terror group has been revealed

The first new Jewish community to thrive in an Arab state in centuries consents, with limitations, to unprecedented media exposure

London doctor says outbreak centering on ultra-Orthodox due to 'mistrust in secular authorities;' Israeli Health Ministry, hospitals spar over treatment

Doesn’t Chanukah deserve an astounding, unusual celebration? Unless that banal tiny bit of light is exactly the point

Israel exposes a tunnel under the Lebanese border, surfacing questions about the chances of war, how the army acted and what Netanyahu is doing

Announcement comes after it emerges the nominee met polygraph examiner before test, failed to disclose the fact to vetting committee, and follows his rejection by the committee

UK parliament media committee releases cache of seized documents, finds social networking giant let preferred companies obtain information about users

Ceremonies to be held on or around March 31, the date the three hundred years of Portuguese Inquisition ended in 1821