Activists now on 4th day of their trek from Tel Aviv to the Knesset, an event at once combative and festive, as coalition prepares next week to pass first judicial overhaul bill

After failing to forge compromise back home, president's visit to DC to get ties back on track winds up with American leader reiterating opposition to judicial reform

Paul Kaufmann inherited composer's 10 skull pieces brought by his family to the US upon fleeing the Nazis

Former principal to receive punishment on August 24 following years-long battle to bring her to trial

Iraq cuts off ties with Stockholm after Iraqi-born Christian stands on Islamic holy book outside Iraqi embassy in Swedish capital

Hundreds of pilots, drone operators, air traffic control officers and others call on government to 'reach broad agreements' or they will suspend their service

Decision comes after prosecutors asked for proceedings to begin in December, while former president's defense attorneys requested they be held after November 2024 election

Psychologist testifies as defense seeks to spare synagogue attacker the death penalty for gunning down 11 worshippers in worst antisemitic attack in US history