The Islamic State has been badly battered, but its ideology still permeates much of the Middle East

In the tumultuous days of Ethiopia’s civil war, “everyone suddenly wanted to be a Jew”

With Netanyahu losing the mandate to form a government, the political situation has entered a murky phase

Israel fears a rift in relations with Washington if China ties continue to develop

Troubling memories have transformed most Germans, making them different from other Europeans

Trump’s rational for abandoning the Kurds has fallen on deaf ears, and many are concerned about the consequences.

Years before the rebirth of Israel as a nation-state, Jewish spies were carrying out daring missions against their foes

Nearly 55 years after its inaugural opening at the Imperial Theatre in New York City, Fiddler on the Roof, the iconic Broadway play, is still going strong.

On September 6, 2007, the Israeli Air Force destroyed the still unfinished al-Kibar nuclear reactor in northeastern Syria being built by North Korea under a tight veil of secrecy.

While Trump is ready to go to war, the Saudis seem less concerned by attacks on their oil