When Yedioth Ahronoth made two desperate messages from a mother to her missing daughter its front page headline following a terror attack, it sunk to a new low. Sadly, others are sure to follow its lead.

Despite his speech's warm reception by many Democrats, Israel's left and the international community, Kerry's collection of final status orthodoxies was underwhelming.

'I don't think the Americans would do it. It is still America's CIA," retired intelligence head Michael Hayden tells Jerusalem Post.

The true purpose of the bill is to impose a sweeping sanction on anyone who doesn’t accept the Israeli occupation policy.

Knesset passes bill despite objection from attorney general. Opposition argues that law is de-facto annexation of West Bank, where Israeli law doesn't apply.

Twenty years after a group of like-minded women first gathered to discuss Orthodoxy and feminism, their movement has made tremendous advances such as serving pulpit rabbis. But activist Blu Greenberg says big battles still remain.

In a Sunday Times interview, Trump channels Peter Sellers' 'dumb as a jackass' Chauncey Gardiner, albeit with one massive ego.

Maysaloun Hamoud’s debut feature 'In Between' shines an illuminating light on three young Arabs living in the heart of Tel Aviv.