UNSC to meet on Jerusalem violence, Jordan summons Israel's envoy
US President Joe Biden has promised to stand by Israel at the UN, but the Jerusalem violence is likely to test that resolve.
Pope Francis calls for end to violence in Jerusalem
Pope Francis has called for the violent clashes which have erupted on the Temple Mount for several days in a row to cease, saying...
Could Jerusalem crisis put strain on Israel-Gulf ties? – analysis
The triumvirate of Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and the UAE is important because it is largely accepted that Riyadh gave the green light to the...
PA requests Security Council, Arab League meetings on Jerusalem violence
Hamas and other Gaza-based terror groups called for “stepping up the Jerusalem uprising and threatened to respond to Israeli “aggression” against the Palestinians.
Jerusalem Day: 54 years later, is the city united or divided?
JERUSALEM AFFAIRS: Next week, as Israel celebrates Jerusalem Day to mark that victory, few will remember where that barrier really stood, but the scars...
Hamas calls Tapuah Junction terrorist 'icon of Palestinian resistance'
Muntaser Shalabi, 44, was arrested on Wednesday night by the IDF just hours after one of the three Israelis injured in the attack, 19-year-old...
IDF captures terrorist behind Tapuah Junction shooting attack
The attacker was identified as Muntasir Shalabi, 44, from the Palestinian town of Turmus Ayya, located 22 kilometers north of Ramallah.
Four Palestinians to be charged with diverting European aid to terrorism
Charges are set to be brought against the suspects to the Judea Military Court in the coming days.
EU decries Israeli expansion of Har Homa, pending Sheikh Jarrah evictions
"The implementation of these plans would cut off east Jerusalem from Bethlehem and severely undermine future negotiations towards a two-state solution in line"
Design It Yourself: Design a Repeating Pattern Inspired by Suzie Zuzek
In this collection, explore the colorful, nature-inspired pattern designs of Suzie Zuzek, whose vibrant prints appeared on Lilly Pulitzer fashions in the 1960s, ’70s,...
G7 ends talks with criticism of China and Russia
G7 wraps up first in-person meeting in two years accusing China of rights abuses and Russia of aggression over Ukraine.
France’s Macron marks bicentenary of Napoleon’s death
Numerous past presidents have shunned commemorating Napoleon Bonaparte, a divisive figure in France.
US to back intellectual property waiver at WTO for COVID vaccines
India and South Africa have been urging World Trade Organization members to temporarily suspend rules on IP rights.
Zimbabwe mulls first mass elephant killing in decades
The last 'culling' of Zimbabwean elephants was in 1988.
Is time up for Israel’s prime minister?
Benjamin Netanyahu's opponents have a chance to end the run of Israel's longest-serving leader.
Saudi Arabia and Iran held talks ‘more than once’: Iraq president
President Barham Salih confirms Iraq hosted more than one round of talks between Iran and Saudi Arabia.
Peloton recalls treadmills after denying they were dangerous
Recall of 125,000 Peloton treadmills comes after they were linked to the death of a child.
More than 200 NGOs call on UN to impose Myanmar arms...
Amnesty International and other NGOs call for embargo in response to the military's violent crackdown on protests.
Settlers to sue B'Tselem for alleging they set Palestinian fields ablaze
The Samaria Regional Council plans to sue the left-wing NGO B'Ttselem for slander after it alleged that settlers had set fire to fields near...
Amid anger over deadly Mexico train crash, president vows justice
Mexico City's mayor says a structural problem likely caused the collapse that killed 25 people.
Lebanon’s Diab pitches cash cards for poor. Cue the backlash
Caretaker Prime Minister Diab fears governing parties won’t support his cash card plan to replace expensive subsidies.