Israeli scientists may have found the key to violent, confrontational and all-round aggressive male behavior

With a theme of ‘audacious hospitality,’ the Union for Reform Judaism’s biennial urged members to be ever more welcoming and inclusive

Survey shows Israel’s Arab population is feeling increasingly alienated from the Jewish state — but that doesn’t mean they want out

Cairo’s civil aviation chief doesn’t specify which country would study black box after sound caught just before crash

An elegant 2,200-year-old Hellenistic bronze incense shovel found this summer could help determine how and when Judeans settled the hills near the Kinneret

Soldiers are set to get a bigger salary, but nothing is set in stone until the government passes the budget next week

Keffiyah-clad Caracas-area mayor says bronze sculpture honors PLO leader’s fight for freedom

Victim, named as 40-year-old Nathan Graff, sustains light to moderate wounds; attacker flees scene