Ayelet Shaked says premier doesn't intend to sit down with PA chief, citing the latter's pursuit of war crimes charges against Israel and payment of stipends to terrorists

UN chief warns that 1 in 3 people in Afghanistan don't know where their next meal will come from; some officials urge that aid be dependent on Taliban commitment to human rights

Head of oncology at Beirut hospital says shortage so severe that doctors are telling patients 'we have run out of ways to treat you'

Haim Geron was a former deputy director of the Communication Ministry; light plane he was piloting went down after apparent technical fault

Syrian state TV says the two discuss continued military operations in country's long civil war, amid recent reports of Russian airstrikes on Idlib

Reports say US administration to withhold $130 million in assistance unless Cairo meets certain standards on human rights

Despite ongoing tensions and conflict with Palestinians, Abraham Accords have brought tourism, aviation and financial services deals that in August alone were worth $500 million

But experts say Tehran would still need more time before actually creating a deliverable weapon; estimate comes with talks stalled between US and Iran over new nuclear deal

The Gilboa Prison escape was a colossal tactical failure. The danger is that it leads to a strategic success for the forces of terrorism

Community leader Ebrahim Nonoo says he's bringing Jewish traditions into plain view after community of several dozen had been worshipping in private since 1947

Researchers at University of Toronto's Citizen Lab say security vulnerability addressed had been exploited by Israeli firm to plant spyware on a Saudi activist's iPhone

White House says US president will travel to New York on September 21 for speech at confab being held in hybrid format; Biden will be among 100 leaders set to attend in person

Sholom Lipskar built his community from the ground up and keenly feels the loss of several members in a high-rise collapse in June. But that doesn't stop him from moving forward

Beth El in St. Louis Park moves Shabbat services online after being notified of violent threat it received via ADL online incidence-report system; 32 headstones knocked down nearby