
Trump to Leave D.C. Morning of Inauguration Day With His Lowest Approval Rating Yet
Biden meanwhile has a 58% approval rating
Biden meanwhile has a 58% approval rating
Israel spends some 25 million on tests per day at the expense of processing times and contact tracing, which are critical to break the chain of infection
I can’t say I inherited my love of television from my father, though he did make sure we had a color TV set after he saw how the gorillas at the local zoo had one
Ocasio-Cortez claimed that Facebook treated white supremacists with 'kid gloves'
Donald Trump's four years in office were some of the most dramatic in U.S. Jewish history. From Pittsburgh to Jerusalem, from Charlottesville to COVID, over a dozen American Jews reflect on the moments, memories and stories that defined this era
Ports in today’s Israel and Lebanon may have supplanted the great city of Ugarit as the main trading partner with the Aegean even before civilization collapsed in 1,200 B.C.E.
Early modern human art turns out to abound in Southeast Asia. The artists painting the Sulawesi cave wall over 45,500 years ago may have been depicting a whole social interaction between warty pigs
More than 2,000 years ago, miniaturized trees decorated King Herod’s palace in Jericho, in what could have been a display of the ruler’s power over nature – and his fealty to Rome
Police officials say it is impossible to determine what caused officers to crash into car in which Ahuvia Sandak was riding
Biden's actions to be taken on Wednesday include rejoining the Paris climate accords and reversing Trump's travel ban on several majority Muslim countries
Immigrants at the absorption center in Kiryat Yam were surprised by the request to leave, most likely in order to make place for families arriving from Ethiopia. 'We need answers,' one told Haaretz
An Israeli court judge sent a threatening message to local filmmakers last week. But she didn’t block the option of watching 'Jenin, Jenin' on YouTube
The Capitol Police is investigating whether members of Congress led people through the Capitol the day before the attack
There was no ‘economic anxiety’ among the pro-Trump mob besieging the Capitol, from CEOs to Olympic champions. There was, though, plenty of blatant racism and antisemitism. So why has the liberal media pampered these fascists for so long?
Parental control apps, meant to filter and block internet content, don’t guarantee children’s digital safety. But they do disrupt the role of the parent, says Israeli expert
Exactly three decades ago, the Israeli public - sheltered in safe rooms and donning gas masks - entered a new type of war. Forty-three missiles and 77 fatalities (mostly from heart attacks) later, Israel would never be the same again
Nebraska Republican Senator Ben Sasse took aim at the antisemitic, right-wing conspiracy theory known as QAnon in a blistering op-ed
Did Stalin kill him? And why? Until Putin reveals his fate, Raoul Wallenberg is still Russia’s prisoner
Afghan President Ashraf Ghani issued a statement condemning attacks on civilians by the Taliban and other militant groups
The heightened rhetoric mimics language far-right extremists and white supremacists have used for years
Tim Gionet, 33, launched his career at BuzzFeed in 2015 but soon left after turning to the far right
The FBI has found no evidence of Antifa involvement in the mob, but the idea has taken root in many right-wing circles
Iran is urging the International Atomic Energy Agency not to release any information that may 'pave ground for misunderstanding' within the international community regarding its nuclear ambitions
Western diplomats have said Iran's repeated breaches have already reduced the 'breakout time' to a bomb to well below a year
Iran has missile capability of up to 2,000 kilometers (1,250 miles), far enough to reach archenemy Israel and U.S. military bases in the region
More than a dozen states have activated National Guard troops to help secure their capitol buildings following an FBI warning of armed protests
Israeli intelligence officials worry Washington will lose interest in Iraq after Biden takes office. Latest attack attributed to Israel was much broader than previous ones
Besides an apparent renewed effort to disrupt Iran’s attempt to move arms and militias through Iraq and Syria, there’s the message that Israel will continue to strike regardless of the new president’s Iran policy
Concerned that Israel might be trying to attain nuclear capability, the U.S., in the mid-1960s, insisted on regular visits to Dimona. The visiting experts came away reassured of Israel’s intentions, but not everyone in the U.S. government was convinced.
Netanyahu: Gov't to announce decision on extending lockdown on Tuesday or Wednesday ■ Likud, Joint List lawmakers violate restrictions at ceremony ■ Man dies after ventilator disconnected, staff only noticed minutes later ■ Israel extends vaccination campaign to people over 45 ■ Two million Israelis vaccinated, as cases remain at record high
An Israeli minister celebrating a birthday with 12 aides in a small room and an influx of COVID cases returning from Dubai are only some examples
December poll finds over half of Palestinians think elections under current conditions would not be fair or free
It's an open secret that Iran has become a haven for Al-Qaida, so why did the secretary of state see fit to call Tehran out for it only now?
The premier is hoping that his success in having his indictments amended will lead Knesset legal adviser to decide he has the right to request immunity again
Much of the discourse on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict today is happening thousands of miles away and increasingly dealing with abstract concepts
Hospital says staff was busy responding to other ICU emergencies, as number of patients hospitalized in serious condition continue to rise
The process could revive the Palestinian political system, as long as Israel doesn’t arrest candidates indiscriminately
The Geneva talks aim to encourage the factions of Libya to form a transitional government, years after the country was split into independently governed regions in 2014
The Yesh Atid chairman and opposition leader previously supported similar deal between the Joint List after last election, but his then-partner Gantz refused
Israel extends coronavirus vaccination campaign to people over 45 ■ 140,000 patients weren't informed their data was shared with Shin Bet ■ Two million Israelis vaccinated, as cases remain at record highs ■ West Bank active cases drop below 7,000
In Jerusalem, thousands marched through the city toward Paris Square, the central site of the demonstrations in the capital, adjacent to the prime minister's official residence on Balfour Street
Benjamin de Rothschild was the chairman of Edmond de Rothschild Holding SA, and the grandson of famed Israel benefactor, Baron Edmond Rothschild
Those opposing the meeting say they refuse to be exploited by and take part in Netanyahu’s election campaign, who has visited three Arab cities in two weeks
European powers caution Iran over restarting work on uranium metal-based fuel ■ Iran recently increased its military drills in a bid to pressure Biden over the nuclear accord, which he has said America could reenter
Move comes after Riyadh announced a breakthrough U.S.-backed deal to end the row with Doha and strengthen an Arab alliance against Iran
Prisoners complain that in addition to a lack of vaccines, they aren’t receiving basic medical treatment and wardens aren’t taking reasonable precautions
The bosses of Google, Amazon, Facebook, Apple and Twitter took democracy into their own hands and silenced the U.S. president. Their coup is still advancing
Countless bunkers, a mystical sect's paradisaical shrine and a royal palace – a journey through Albania to find the burial place of a false Messiah
Photographer Miki Kratsman still believes in Israel, even if he's not sure why
The country is in lockdown, unemployment is over 30 percent, coronavirus patients are being left outside hospitals, theft is soaring – and there’s no government
A White House statement tied the designation to Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates normalizing ties to Israel, saying it 'reflects their extraordinary courage, determination and leadership'
In his frantic search for immunity, the premier puts incitement and fear-mongering aside ■ Meanwhile, he plays the puppet master with Bennett and Smotrich, but Yamina leader could yet prove the kingmaker
The president-elect was keen to emphasize that 'science will always be at the forefront of my administration,' as he boosted the science advisor post, to Cabinet level, a first in White House history
Morocco's ambassador to the United States bestowed the Order of Muhammad on Trump for the Israel-Morocco normalization deal, as Jared Kushner and the administration's Middle East envoy receive other awards
Palestinian president signs executive order to hold election for the legislature on May 22 and a presidential election on July 31
The deceased casino magnate refused to be a tool in the prime minister’s efforts to bring a rival publisher on board and broaden the scope of the pro-Bibi media
'To see this punk with that shirt on, and his antisemitism that he has bragged about to be part of a white supremacist raid' demands a review, the House speaker said
A 2017 petition accused the town of implementing a policy that effectively barred Arabs from nearby towns from the country club's pool
Washington D.C. Metro Police Officers Michael Fanone and Daniel Hodges recalled in chilling interviews their experiences while being attacked by a pro-Trump mob
East Jerusalem residents say 90% of Palestinian residents would be unable to buy homes in a swathe of new neighborhood because they are ineligible for government programs
The army says the Palestinian threw a knife at soldiers but provided no proof
In 1998, Ali Lmrabet endured vilification in his homeland after accepting an invitation to interview the Israeli prime minister. Now, he reflects on that historic visit, two decades and one peace agreement later.
Police disperse protesters who blocked off roads, threw stones at officers in Umm al-Fahm as Arab community leaders demand police and government action in the face of ongoing violence and organized crime
Attorney General Avichai Mendelblit says vaccines must immediately be provided to prisoners, despite Public Security Minister Amir Ohana's orders
Trump's language escalated in intensity in the weeks and days leading up to the riots
Only 45 percent of people over 60 in Israel's Arab towns and cities have been vaccinated, far lower than the general population, and officials point to a plethora of reasons
'This is a feeling of great emptiness and loss, but also a sense of comfort, knowing that he is no longer suffering and that he will lie next to some of the greatest people of our nation,' widow Miriam Adelson said before the funeral
The San Francisco Jewish Community Federationsaid we have no intention of funding extremist groups anywhere on the political spectrum
New hopeless parties are appearing like mushrooms, old centrist parties are collapsing, and the fourth election in a row may not solve anything. LISTEN to our weekly Election Overdose Podcast – episode 3
Arms control tensions have been rising between Moscow and Washington and New START, their last remaining major nuclear arms control treaty, is set to expire in February
Federal officials have warned local law enforcement agencies that the riot at the Capitol is likely to inspire others with violent intentions
Prosecutors offered that view in a filing asking a judge to detain Jacob Chansley, the Arizona man and QAnon conspiracy theorist who was famously photographed wearing horns as he stood at the desk of VP Pence
Spare parts were brought to warehouses days before extensive strikes attributed to Israel, Iranian Revolutionary Guards source tells Kuwaiti newspaper
Longtime CNN anchor Wolf Blitzer said Thursday that he was happy that his late parents, survivors of the Holocaust, did not live to witness the resurgence of antisemitism in the United States
In 1994, Clarke as the leader of a Black Student Association invited Tony Martin, author of a book called 'The Jewish Onslaught,' to speak and defended him afterward
A Canadian who came to Israel to attend high school and then decided to stay, and an American expat leading guided tours from the comfort of her living room
Haneen Hossam and Mawada Eladhm are accused of recruiting young women for 'indecent jobs that violate the principles and values of the Egyptian society'
New guidelines, drafted alongside LGBTQ advocacy groups, require clinics and hospitals to respect patients' pronouns, gender identity and confidentiality in move hailed by activists
'It was clear to everyone that Netanyahu's speech was based on systematic and precise studying of public opinion among the Arab public,' political scientist notes, as the four-party Arab alliance mulls its future
As a third nationwide coronavirus lockdown takes its toll on the economy, advocacy group says women reported they were dismissed or sent on unpaid leave, while men at their work places remain employed
An unprecedented number of severely ill people and a highly infectious variant of the coronavirus threaten to blunt the impact of Israel’s stunning vaccination campaign
The president-elect also outlined the vaccination plans, called on Congress to increase the minimum wage to $15 an hour, and introduced a plan to fight hunger
Yigal Rambam, a protest leader, has been charged with leading an ‘unlawful procession’ on two occasions — despite state prosecutor's instructions not to charge protesters to protect freedom of expression
Despite the taboo, sexual surrogate therapy has found its place in Israel, offering a real lifeline for those with intimacy issues
Barak considering run if it leads to a merger of the center-left parties onto a joint slate, sources say ■ Primaries for party leader to be held on January 24
Bank of Israel announces it will buy $30 billion in 2021 in order to curb the rise of the shekel, a policy overhaul meant to provide the market with 'certainty about the bank's commitments'
Initiative comes in addition to demands for the resignation of rookie Republican Rep. Mary Miller following her remarks
Here is the world’s strongest democracy, impeaching a president on grounds of incitement and lying. Why can’t this be done in Israel?
Israel Democracy Institute’s Democracy Index finds under 10 percent of respondents trust the justice system, and 82 percent believe segregation from Arabs is necessary to preserve a Jewish identity
The Biden plan comes as a divided nation remains caught in the grip of the pandemic’s most dangerous wave yet. So far, more than 380,000 Americans have died
Despite some gains from the revolution, a pall of disenchantment hangs over the country, marked by extremist attacks, political infighting, a troubled economy and promises unfulfilled
Jason Crow also called Marjorie Taylor-Greene’s affiliation with conspiracy theories 'dangerous'
The police arrested a minor from a Bedouin community in the Negev desert and are looking for a Palestinian suspect from the West Bank
Israel's prime minister distinguished between ‘good Arabs’ and ‘bad Arabs’ with the help of the city’s mayor - a ‘good Arab’ - who played his role well in this Orientalist scenario
‘I know the Land of Israel belongs only to the Jewish people and if the law forces me to, I will stop employing them,’ Yamit Filtration’s CEO said, before apologizing for remark
Since Pfizer and Moderna vaccines aren't expected to arrive anytime soon in Russia, Hadassah seeks to sell the Western vaccines there, but hospital director says won't use those meant for Israelis
Experts explain that the side effects Israelis are experiencing after their second dose of Pfizer's coronavirus vaccine – such as fatigue, headaches and muscle aches – are our immune system at work
The stone structure over a river was built on top of a Roman bridge for a single use: Kaiser Wilhelm’s 1898 visit to the Holy Land
Tehran hopes to hit Israeli, American or Saudi targets, but have Yemen take the blame, says Mideast expert
China has firmly rejected calls for an independent outside investigation. The head of the WHO recently expressed impatience with how long China took to make necessary arrangements
The paper, Israel Hayom, did not cite any sources. But it went on to quote Defence Minister Benny Gantz as saying: 'Israel needs to have a military option on the table'
For millennia, people have placed bizarre sculptures in nature, with no clear purpose or connection. Why?
Many hospitals in Lebanon have reached maximum capacity for coronavirus patients and some have halted elective surgeries as they run out of beds, oxygen tanks and ventilators
Those who monitor online chatter say the threat of more violence by far-right fringe groups hasn't abated, though it has been tougher to track since the social media platform Parler went offline
The D.C. police have said to expect 20,000 National Guard troops in Washington to secure the city before President-elect Joe Biden's inauguration on Jan. 20
Various kinds of surface-to-surface cruise missiles successfully hit their targets in the gulf and northern part of the Indian Ocean, the report said
The premier's strategy - smart, it must be said - is not merely intended to scrounge up another vote, and leftists will certainly not be able to complain
Hedge fund investor Robert Mercer and his daughter Rebekah Mercer and conservative commentator Dan Bongino are investors of the service
Coronavirus hasn’t killed the collective – it has turned it into a business model. Amid the pandemic, ‘co-living’ gains momentum in center of country
Judge recognizes deceased man as father of baby born via sperm donor to woman with whom he shared a years-long relationship, but never married
The 14th amendment was enacted after the Civil War to bar Confederates from holding public office and legal experts believe it provides an alternative path to disqualifying Trump. A closer look at uncharted legal territory
Majority of representatives back the Democratic-led effort, with 10 Republicans joining in, formally charging the president with inciting an insurrection in a vote held a week after a violent mob of his supporters besieged the Capitol
Sami Huraini was apprehended at night at his West Bank home, long after he participated in a demonstration over the shooting of Harun Abu Aram during a confrontation with soldiers in the Hebron Hills earlier this month
A first-of-its-kind Education Ministry survey, spurred by the pandemic, found that high school math, English and language teachers have yet to cover material for next month’s matriculation exams
U.S. megadonor Sheldon Adelson wasn’t the first foreign businessman to corrupt Israeli politics, but he set a whole new standard
Details of his arrest were still under seal at the time of his court appearance and he was released on his own recognizance
The McConnell revelations come as the Capitol increasingly resembled a heavily defended compound
Full text of the article of impeachment against U.S. Presidend Donald Trump following the siege on the U.S. Capitol
Israel rushes project onto city licensing agenda as sources say there is concern that Biden may slow U.S. Embassy building plans
Beginning on February 12, Israeli tourists will no longer need to pay $95 to visit the UAE, after the Emirates ratified the agreement
Figures show that among those who have received first dose of vaccine, infections drop dramatically after two weeks
The standard way to estimating the missing length of ancient scrolls is wrong by as much as 1800 percent, Israeli scholars find. Why it matters if an ancient text is missing 6 inches or 6 feet
Dayan says he joined Likud renegade Sa'ar 'out of a sense of commitment to a much-needed change of government'
Gab posts ahead of the riots reportedly gave directions on avoiding police and instructions on prying doors open
The 2015 agreement specifically prohibits 'conducting R&D on plutonium or uranium metallurgy,' which can be used in nuclear weapons
Sheldon Adelson didn't intend on creating a profitable media operation; the tycoon's aim was to achieve political goals he cared about, no matter the cost
Progressive Israel Network says International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance enabled Trump administration’s politicization of fight against antisemitism
EU declines meetings with Trump secretary of state; NATO tries to keep it low key
Signals Facebook tracked included digital flyers promoting the events, some of them featuring calls to arms or the insignia of militias or hate groups, a spokeswoman said
Under the rules taking effect Jan. 26, nearly all travelers including U.S. citizens must show a negative test within three days of departure or documentation of recovery from COVID-19
The renowned author’s 1931 book 'Fabian' so shocked his publisher that it was heavily censored. Now the full version, with its prescient warnings about decaying society, is available for a new audience
The daily U.S. death toll eclipsed the total death toll in either Japan or South Korea, which stand at near 4,000 and 1,140 respectively
Clashes erupt as Netanyahu visits vaccination center in Nazareth, in a third campaign stop in an Arab city ■ Haaretz photographer attacked by police ahead of the visit, Joint List lawmakers removed
Representative Liz Cheney, the No. 3 House Republican, said: 'There has never been a greater betrayal by a President of the United States of his office and his oath to the Constitution'
Impeachment is going straight to the House floor for a vote. If it passes, the Senate is not expected to hold a trial and vote before Biden's inauguration
Fury at the shaken Capitol over the attack, security, virus
The U.S. House will hold an unprecedented vote on Wednesday on whether to impeach Trump on a single charge of 'incitement of insurrection'
The anti-gov't activist accused the policeman of behaving violently and sexually assaulting a female demonstrator during protests outside Netanyahu's residence
'A crisis-tested public servant and diplomat, Ambassador Power has been a leader in marshaling the world to resolve long-running conflicts,' Biden transition team says
The incidents mark the first escalation on the Israeli-Gaza border in 2021
State tells High Court of Justice 100 vaccines were given to the Palestinians, with another delivery expected in a week and a half
Senior U.S. intelligence official says Israel's strike on eastern Syria targeted arms depots, as well as components linked to Iran's nuclear program
Aaron Mostofsky is released on $100,000 bond and faces felony count of theft of government property after the storming of the Capitol by Trump supporters
Tech companies have moved to suspend Trump’s online postings, with Facebook and Instagram suspending Trump at least until the end of his term and Twitter permanently banning his account
There have been periodic confrontations in recent years between Iran's military and American forces in the Gulf
Party sources hope that a new leader will breathe life into Labor, whose progenitor formed Israel and is now lingering in the polls well below the electoral threshold
Israeli HMOs to vaccinate people over 50 beginning Wednesday ■ Palestinian Authority gives 'emergency approval' for Russian vaccine
Although an escalation doesn't suit anybody, Iran and its proxies remain primed, while Israel is maintaining contact with the Pentagon over any unbidden moves
The Israeli airstrikes in eastern Syria were carried out with intelligence provided by the United States, an American official says
Despite previously stressing the importance of bipartisanship, Slotkin says she will vote in favor of legislation urging Mike Pence to invoke the 25th Amendment
Hundreds of thousands of families have sought state help for the first time. Data also show 20% increase in children at risk, and a 26% spike in domestic violence
First fleet of 100 vehicles to offer rides to company employees, but political deadlock could stall further progress
Security forces shot the 22-year-old Palestinian, who allegedly tried to stab police officers upon entering the Tomb of the Patriarchs
While 4,000 restaurants went out of business, those that could switch to delivery are doing better than before
Netanyahu fell in love with Israel Hayom, Adelson's daily newspaper, and the Netanyahus began treating it like personal property
The university is the first in Israel to require gender balance in committees, and by doing so hopes to increasing the number of female professors at the university
Muki, who competes in the under-81-kilogram category, got a chance to fight for bronze despite losing his quarter final match
The parties that have sworn not to form a government with Netanyahu would win 62 out of 120 Knesset seats, according to the latest poll by Channel 12 News
The remark came at a session of an expanded High Court panel on a petition challenging legislation that could limit the right to demonstrate during a lock down period aimed at curbing the pandemic
Diaspora Affairs Minister Omer Yankelevich envisages using international corps of young Jewish volunteers to distribute the vaccines, blindsiding the Agency that co-owns the corps with the ministry
Prime minister and president both salute casino mogul's 'generosity' for those less fortunate, and for the Jewish state
‘His death leaves an empty place where a vibrant, committed and caring man once stood,’ wrote the Republican Jewish Coalition
Several women have been accused of 'inciting debauchery' by challenging Egypt's conservative social values, and the battle has moved online as the use of social media by young Egyptians surges
Pramila Jayapal lambasted Republicans on Monday and said many of them not only refused to wear a mask while stuck in the room for several hours but also mocked colleagues and staff when offered one
Eight days before Trump leaves White House, Pompeo alleges that Iran supported the group and gave safe haven to its leaders, despite some skepticism within the intelligence community and Congress
President says there is tremendous anger about moves to impeach him but added he does not want violence
Miriam Adelson was often credited with increasing the late Sheldon Adelson's interest in Israel. Right-wing politicians will be watching to see what happens next
The outgoing secretary of state is set to use recently declassified documents to connect Al-Qaida to Iran in a last-ditch bid to exert maximum pressure on Tehran
'The world, Israel and the United States are safer,' thanks to casino mogul's political influence, Mike Pompeo says
Sheldon Adelson spent millions of dollars in Israel and U.S. to push conservative politicians, including upending Israel’s media market with his pro-Netanyahu free daily Israel Hayom
Arizona man charged in Capitol riot appears in court
Sam Fox, who disavowed Sen. Josh Hawley over vote to block election certification, says Capitol attack 'unleashed by a Big Lie,' echoing Biden reference to Goebbels
A police volunteer 'felt his life was in danger' after stones were thrown toward his vehicle when he attempted to enforce the restrictions, which prohibit opening schools
'It’s not antisemitism to criticize a government,' Silverman said. 'I'm fine with BDS as long as it’s clear that you’re boycotting a government, and not a people'
Israel adamantly rejects the term, saying the restrictions it imposes in Gaza and the West Bank are temporary measures needed for security
Twitter had said on Friday it would permanently suspend accounts pushing QAnon content, banning prominent right-wing boosters of its conspiracy theories
On Fox News on Monday, commentator Jeanine Pirro said 'what we’re seeing is the kind of censorship that is akin to a Kristallnacht'
Kahol Lavan leader calls for Netanyahu’s opponents to come together, says he is willing ‘to sacrifice a lot’ to achieve unity
William Burns has long argued that the nuclear deal actually makes Israel safer, despite Netanyahu's long-standing, vocal objections to it
The chief of the National Guard Bureau, General Daniel Hokanson, told reporters he expected about 10,000 troops in Washington by Saturday to help provide security for Biden's inauguration
Canada-based Return Ministries is being asked to leave the education center after its social media posts implied it was proselytizing new immigrants
These activists were at the forefront of the fight for social justice during the Trump era. Now they tell Haaretz how they are preparing for the day after he's gone
Regulators taking a look as critics warn expansion of its Bit app may violate competition laws
If Israel’s credit rating is lowered, it won’t be because of the deficit, but because the government has no economic plan and never passed a budget
U.S. secretary of state will use newly declassified intelligence to allege that Iran has given safe haven and support to Al-Qaida, according to sources
Former secretary of state under Trump says President-elect Joe Biden must also try to contain Iran and keep Turkey from tilting further away toward Russia
Director Mohammed Bakri ordered to pay $55,000 to reservist appearing in the film, which suggests Israeli soldiers committed war crimes in Jenin during Operation Defensive Shield
At least 10 Israeli companies are seeking listings in the United States at valuations ranging up to $5 billion, as cash-rich investors with few opportunities flock to technology
Pompeo cited Cuba's support for Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and Columbian rebels, as well as accusing the country of 'repeatedly providing support for acts of international terrorism'
The initial committee was disbanded over restrictions placed on members by the attorney general
Facing dire political prospects, Kahol Lavan chairman tells other party leaders: 'Let's unite and send Bibi home' ■ Netanyahu calls off cabinet meeting set for Tuesday
Palestinians and Israeli officials report increasing violence by settlers in the West Bank following the December death in a police chase of a settler suspected of throwing stones at Palestinians
Coronavirus spending boosted red ink to 11.7% of GDP in 2020
The Palestinian Authority joins a handful of governments in approving the Russian coronavirus vaccine, while a first shipment of AstraZeneca's shot may come as early as January 25
Ahead of Biden inauguration, ministers say they are ready to work with the U.S. to facilitate negotiations to achieve Palestinian state with East Jerusalem as its capital
New basic law also emphasizes the role of the state in guaranteeing more rights and freedoms for citizens – including equality between men and women
Court hands TV personality Adnan Oktar more than 1,000 years in prison for sex abuse, aiding a coup against Erdogan and other offenses
John Hagee: 'America and democracy cannot function without the rule of law. We back the blue'
Almost 30 people have been arrested since the probe into August's deadly blast began, which killed more than 200 people, but fears remain that culture of impunity and pressure from prominent groups could derail inquiry
Pompeo's designation of the Houthis as a terrorist organization could be a matter of 'life or death,' says humanitarian source, while others warn it could polarize the conflict