Christmas in Bethlehem and Jerusalem is a high point for Christian pilgrims. This year, an old conflict and a new civil war are marring the joyful atmosphere and making Jerusalem feel like a ghost town.
The Simon Wiesenthal Center came to Mila Kunis' defense when a Ukrainian politician targeted her using an antisemitic slur.
The pro-Israel lobby has been vociferously pushing back against ex-Sen. Chuck Hagel's widely expected nod for defense secretary.
The E.U. is looking to add the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah to its terrorist list, says a U.S. State Department official.
Google has announced that, in partnership with the Israel Antiquities Authority, it has put the Dead Sea Scrolls online. Visitors can view and read the Dead Sea Scrolls in high definition, including some of the earliest known versions of the Ten Commandments and Book of Genesis.
Former Sen. Hagel is a Republican, but that isn't stopping Obama from considering him for DOD, in what may prove to be a smart move.
It's been two years since a Tunisian vendor set off the Arab Spring. Here's a rundown of where things stand now, from Morocco to Kuwait.
Despite going up against scalpers and imposters, Apple still managed to sell more than 2 million iPhone 5 units to Chinese customers in just two days.
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton's ailing health is back in the news after she fainted and sustained a concussion last week.
Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman resigned Friday after prosecutors decided to indict him on fraud and breach of trust charges.
A massive Hamas rally in the West Bank on Thursday could signal new ties with Fatah.
Apple launched the iPhone 5 in 33 new countries today, including China, Turkey, Israel and Russia.
In response to Pamela Geller's controversial pro-Israel "Defeat Jihad" ad campaign, CAIR-Chicago has launched its own campaign about the meaning of the word jihad.
Progress has been achieved in talks between the International Atomic Energy Agency and Iran, a senior U.N. official has said.
There are conflicting reports as to whether North Korea has full control of its satellite; the object could stay in orbit for months.
Yes, it is unfortunate that Israeli leaders may hear Hamas' Khaled Meshal's words and somehow conclude Hamas is an "enemy" that "intends to continue to use military force."
Students from the East Asian and certain European countries outdo those from the other parts of the world in mathematics, science and reading comprehension, according to a set of global studies.
The Alaskan serial Killer Israel Keyes "broke his own rule" when he lost control and murdered Samantha Koeing.
After Sudan caught a vulture with an Israeli GPS device attached, Khartoum media called it spying -- but ecologists called it science.
Hamas' political chairman, Khaled Mashaal, set foot in Gaza for the first time on Friday, calling the visit "another birth."
Peeps has pulled from its holiday promotion an e-card that uses a derogatory name for a non-Jewish woman.
Benjamin Netanyahu's victory appears more assured than ever. Hence, expect more bold actions, including settlements in the West Bank.
