Ilana Gritzewsky stood before the Human Rights Council not as a statistic, but as a survivor — and exposed an institution willing to indict Israel instantly while hesitating to believe Jewish women.

Any deal must cap the country’s missile stockpile and ban missile production, as well as open its missile and drone sites to inspectors.

Awakening hope as Britain faces potential ruin.

In large parts of the Western world, Israel is no longer seen merely as a state in defensive mode. Instead, intentions are being attributed to the country that go beyond purely security-related interests.

How two ancient civilizations are transforming a rediscovered bond into an epochal partnership.

The report is “an embarrassment to the United Nations and a disservice to genuine human rights accountability,” said Dina Rovner of UN Watch.

The Iran-backed terror group’s dominance in Lebanon is a “mutual problem” for Jerusalem and Beirut, the Israeli foreign minister said.

Lebanese Christian party chiefs urge America not to let Iran link its deal to Lebanon, noting that Tehran only cares about saving Hezbollah.

Why warnings from the Shin Bet chief have sparked a debate over the security of Israel’s southernmost city.