Hezbollah are turning an old military base south of Damascus into a drone training and operations center to protect from Israeli strikes, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights

Thousands of Afghan refugees live on temporary visas in neighboring countries, but for many, the document’s expiration date reads like a death sentence. Marina, a journalist and interpreter, shares her story

Damari, whose Yemenite roots were part of her appeal, touched the American dream, but preferred the Israeli one. Two men who spent four years making the documentary film ‘Queen Shoshana’ discuss what they did – and didn’t – include

The two men are suspected of raping the 22-year-old woman, who is on the autism spectrum, in an apartment near the central bus station in south Tel Aviv

For a city recently designated the most expensive in the world, Tel Aviv can seem pretty shabby. But an influx of wealthy residents and rising prices are changing the face of many neighborhoods

Knesset efforts to widen travel criteria for both Israelis and foreign citizens, including ability to travel to ‘red’ countries for life-cycle events, still awaiting official approval despite being backed by lawmakers last week

It is difficult to remember when a strategic discussion similar to the one involved in developing the plan was conducted on Arab education in Israel

'My heart goes out to the victims,' Rabbi David Lau says amid criticism over his visit to Chaim Walder's shivah despite the allegations of sexual abuse against him