All today's headlines

Israeli sweep, raiding three civil society organizations in Ramallah, is the first of its kind since the West Bank government won international recognition at the United Nations General Assembly.

Department of Defense notifies Congress of $647 million deal that includes the sale of 6,900 precision bomb kits to the Israel Air Force.

Israel's patronizing and inhumane treatment of Ethiopian women is nothing new.

Masked attackers start small fires with petrol bombs in Cairo's Tahrir Square, aiming to deter and prevent Morsi opponents from protesting on Tuesday afternoon.

Israeli movie theatres let you pick your seat in advance, just be sure to arrive early enough to claim it.

They have become a popular medicine, but no one can say if the sanctions drug is effective at foiling Iran's nuclear plans.

Grace Paley used her mastery of and passion for the English language on behalf of many of the progressive causes of the 20th century.

Negotiations with the treasury fail, and until 1 P.M., nurses in Israeli hospitals will only work in emergency rooms and intensive care wards; state to ask district labor court to order nurses to return to work.

Likud-Yisrael Beinteinu may be a slam dunk to win the upcoming elections, but every party seems to have its own 'Dream Team.'

The artist's new exhibition deals with allegorical female representations, and emphasizes the divide between political content and the way it is presented.