'I loved you as a son loves a father,' Netanyahu of his mentor, a founding member of Likud credited with shepherding advances in Israel's military capabilities

Military investigating how top of fighter jet came off, exposing airmen to bitter cold and whipping winds; plane landed safely at nearby base

Police say suspect, later found to be unarmed, didn't heed calls to stop when she walked toward officers at northern West Bank's Tapuah Junction

Tania Joya was married for 12 years to the leading American in Islamic State. Today she lives in Texas, has renounced Islam and is soon to speak in a temple about de-radicalization

Guardian profile: Mega GOP donor Sheldon Adelson's first donation was $1,000 in 1984 to Dem. Senate candidate John Kerry, whose deal with Iran he would oppose three decades later

In an age when Millennials cherry-pick their charitable causes online, Rachel Rubenstein says donating to a local federation is counter-cultural -- and constituents are responding

Iron Dome intercepts projectile aimed at southern city of Ashkelon, no injuries or damage reported; latest round of violence sparked by explosive device flown into Israel

Frenchman Mehdi Nemmouche goes on trial Thursday for the calm, calculated murder of four people on May 24, 2014