All identity politics and no issues: Israel could be heading into a fourth election nobody wants, with an opposition more disorganized than ever. Listen to Chaim Levinson and Noa Landau

Abiy Ahmed's federal army says it is closing in on forces of the rebellious Tigray People's Liberation Front, which dominated Ethiopia's governing coalition for nearly three decades

Transportation Minister Miri Regev boycotts meeting, hoping to foil promotion of judge who dismissed her libel suit last year

In 2000, the late Pope John Paul II wanted to visit the ancient Iraqi city of Ur, traditionally held to be the birthplace of Abraham, the father of Christianity, Islam and Judaism

As cases keep rising, Gaza Health Ministry says the delivery, which follows a halt due to shortage, will be enough for eight days of testing

Justice Minister Nissenkorn hopes to appoint replacement for Menachem Mazuz before a potential Knesset dissolution, but a polarized Judicial Appointments Committee might make it difficult

The sources close to prominent PLO Executive Committee member told Al-Araby Al-Jadeed that 'she was angry' with the decision to resume ties with Israel

Ukrainian immigrant Yuri Logvinenko says Yochananof chain never made any attempt to examine supervisor’s claim that he was ‘just pretending’ to be Jewish