All today's headlines

The IDF said attack was preemptive strike against impending rocket launches by Global Jihad militants; Palestinian sources say two killed in strike.

Spiritual leader Mohammed Badie said Jews were spreading 'corruption' and desecrating holy sites; Wiesenthal Center calls on U.S. to sever ties with Brotherhood.

Recep Tayyip Erdogan tells an international conference in Istanbul that the world is witnessing a humanitarian tragedy; calls for reform of the 'unequal, unfair' Security Council.

Yael Levanon returns from meeting her first grandchild. Guess what: He's a genius.

On her new powerful album, the Jerusalemite combines her dramatic voice with the string section of a traditional Turkish orchestra – then adds a touch of flamenco.

The shock, the disappointment, the insult and anger Israel expressed so alarmed the Americans that they went out of their way to conciliate the Jewish state.

You would expect the arrivals hall at the airport's new terminal to have an overseas ambiance, but in fact it is crammed with national symbols and icons.

Swedish-owned sailing boat left Naples on Oct. 7 with about 20 people from eight countries on board, carrying items including cement, basketballs, and musical instruments.

Awarding an entire continent with the prize that was granted to Nelson Mandela and Martin Luther King is disappointing, yet one can also be inspired by the swift transformation in what once was a bleeding region.

In third speech in a week, Iran's supreme leader says Iran would overcome sanctions, military strike or 'soft war.'