Association of Israel Studies warns that it will not hold any more conferences in Israel until it's assured all its members will be allowed in the country.

At the last count, only five Likud lawmakers backed Netanyahu.

Abdallah Abushaban came to Jerusalem to learn the business from an expert. Was there bickering? Of course − but now the two dream of taking their act across the region.

Life for Syria’s Kurds is burgeoning anew, as is their desire to establish an autonomous region, but their supporters Russia and the U.S. are at odds with Turkey, their ally in the fight against ISIS.

A 1900-year-old Roman villa sporting elaborate frescoes belonged to imperial worship inspector, the archaeologists speculate.

Risk of confrontation looms: Amid talk of elections, Israel faces potential security imbroglios in north and south.

Successes like the self-driving tech company sold to Intel win the spotlight, while failures die quietly 
in the dark, encouraging an unrealistic attitude by entrepreneurs and investors about their prospects.

Ambassador Bashar Jaafari says Syrian use of anti-aircraft missiles against Israeli fighter jets also sends another message to Jerusalem.