Saudi study: Millennial jihadis educated, not outcasts
A study by a Saudi research center is challenging the notion that jihadi fighters are necessarily disenfranchised and lacking opportunity, ...
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Russia tells Turkey to do more to clear Syria's Idlib of militants
Turkey and Russia, the Syrian government's principal foreign ally, brokered a deal in September to create a demilitarized zone in ...
Police suspect terrorist motive in murder of Ori Ansbacher, 19
Officials suspect that the murder of 19-year-old Tekoa resident Ori Ansbacher in Jerusalem on Thursday was perpetrated out of terrorist ...
A different way of dividing the city
The Orient House, a grand estate built in the Bab a-Zahara neighborhood of east Jerusalem in the 19th century, has ...
Iran reveals missile, shows off underground factory
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has inaugurated a surface-to-surface ballistic missile it claims has a 1,000-kilometer (620-mile) range, ignoring demands ...
US officials visiting Mideast to seek backing for peace plan
White House senior adviser Jared Kushner and other administration officials are headed to the Middle East later this month to ...
Poll: Right could lose election if it fails to unite on ballot
The Right might lose power if it does not run on joint ticket, the weekly i24NEWS-Israel Hayom poll shows. According ...
Beersheba zoo becomes first in Israel to get rare white lions
Three white lions arrived at the Zoological Garden of Beersheba on Thursday from Hungary. The two male and one female ...
Democracies die in daylight
"Democracy is difficult – perhaps the most difficult to operate and preserve of all known forms of government." Bernard Lewis, ...
Disgraced Israel Bar head says he is victim of extortion
Attorney and former head of the Israel Bar Association Effi Naveh has sent a letter to Army Radio in which ...