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Quinnipiac survey finds a narrow Palestinian lead over Israel, with the sharpest divide emerging along party lines.

The growing Turkish influence in Syria is alarming Jerusalem. More and more Israelis see Ankara as a strategic threat that could lead to a direct military confrontation.

A young Iranian who fled to Germany explains why so many of his people welcome strikes on the regime — and what the cameras in Tehran never show you.

Gadi Eisenkot makes no secret of his plan to form a minority government with Arab parties abstaining, but he could end up helping crown another prime minister.

The Israeli military pushed back against charges from the UN chief regarding strikes targeting Hezbollah strongholds north of the border.

The scene is set for our imagination to take us to ancient Israel where the sound of the ram’s horn echoes over all the land, over the hills and down the valleys.

PM Janez Janša attended the Ljubljana ceremony after reversing his predecessor’s sanctions and blocking an E.U. condemnation of the Jewish state.

“He is one of the righteous gentiles of the world,” Operation Benjamin co-founder Shalom Lamm told JNS about Dirk Backen, who helped bring the remains of a Jewish American soldier home and works to identify German Jewish soldiers mistakenly buried beneath crosses.

Hardly any question runs so powerfully through the Bible as this one. It is the question of home, identity, promise and responsibility.