Barak has lost his magic
Had Israel Democratic Party leader Ehud Barak attacked Netanyahu on any issue other than corruption, the embattled former prime minister might not have found himself fighting for his political life.
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Mosque dating back to Islam's arrival in Holy Land discovered in Israel's Negev desert
Open-air mosque unearthed ahead of residential construction near the Bedouin town Rahat dates to the seventh to eighth centuries and comprises a "significant contribution" to the study of the history of the turbulent period after the Arab conquest of 636 CE.
50 years after lunar landing, man aims for next giant leap in space
Five decades after the Apollo 11 mission made history, US space agency NASA reflects on the past and looks toward the future, where the sky is definitely not the limit.
Palestinian soccer head loses appeal over Messi incitement
Palestinian Soccer Federation President Jibril Rajoub was banned from attending games for one year and ordered to pay fine of $20,250 after he urged fans to burn Argentina shirts with team captain Lionel Messi’s image over plan to play in Israel. Sports' arbitration panel rules penalty "not disproportionate."
Pro-Israel groups slam Omar's comparison of BDS to boycott of Nazis
Simon Wiesenthal Center: Minnesota congresswoman's remarks proof she "is not an accidental or incidental anti-Semite. She should be condemned, not coddled, by her colleagues, Democratic and Republican."
