It is 3:00 in the morning and I have no more tears left. I just need someone to listen to me because there’s no one I can share my pain with and my wife is going through her own private hell, we can’t ...

Katz noted that "no democracy in the world, including the United States, employs such measures against its citizens without due legal process.” ...

It should be noted that the National Security Bureau has for some time issued a Level 3 travel warning (moderate threat) for the United Arab Emirates." ...

"This study provides new, groundbreaking insights in genetic medicine, which may lead to the development of innovative treatments for severe diseases.” ...

This weekend Israeli forces have been pounding Hezbollah targets in Beirut’s Dahieh neighborhood, a terrorist stronghold. The IAF struck several Hezbollah command centers, and additional terrorist ...

Within days after the AFSI report was released, the Times’s language suddenly changed. The Times went from using that false sentence in every article about Judea-Samaria, to never using it.

"These warrants were signed with unbearable ease, out of political motives and under foreign pressure, in the midst of the war." ...

Trump’s entry to the White House on January 20 is still two months away; a lot can happen between now and then.

While President-elect Donald Trump has yet to comment on the ICC's arrest warrants, but Republican lawmakers are gearing up for action.

The soldiers will be required to wear a black kippah throughout their service, and will be prohibited from using unfiltered cell phones.

In announcing Howard Lutnick as his pick, Trump highlighted the billionaire financier's integral role in shaping his administration’s economic policies.

This decision reinforces the ICC's stance on its jurisdiction over the “Situation in Palestine” and its approach to procedural fairness.