Arian Taherzadeh, 40, and Haider Ali, 35, arrested after offering free apartments, gifts to Secret Service agents; Ali told witnesses he had multiple Iranian visas

4 others moderately wounded; days earlier another café in southern town targeted for employing Bedouin women; 'We will continue to employ our daughters,' mayor says

Palestinian killed, several wounded after gunmen open fire on Israeli forces operating in Jenin refugee camp; troops find Tel Aviv gunman's family home empty, no arrests made

4 Palestinians said wounded; Israeli forces said to gather evidence, question relatives of Ra'ad Hazem; security officials believe he had help, said keen to speak with his father

The Gratitude Wall at Habima Square offers bystanders the chance to write, draw or paint about the good things in life

Unnamed official tells Washington Post that even if it's a dealbreaker for revived agreement, Washington won't delist Guard Corps; report says matter could be addressed separately

Prominent Sunni leader Sheikh Ahmad al-Tayyeb condemns attack, saying such acts 'might instigate religious wars'; Copts believed to be among world’s oldest Christian communities

After Florence Wangiju and her family struggled through a labyrinthine conversion process, Nairobi's tiny congregation took years to fully accept them, then grew closer than ever

Normally one of the world's largest religious gatherings, it had been scaled down to several thousand in recent years; only vaccinated people under 65 allowed to attend

Amid a massive manhunt for Tel Aviv shooter, intelligence agency was able to turn a grainy image from security footage into a clear picture that led agents to Ra’ad Hazem

A court says public schools in Ramapo, home to a large and growing ultra-Orthodox community, have been gutted by officials who prefer that tax funds benefit religious school pupils

Actor says he will 'accept and respect the Academy’s decision'; Smith still eligible to be nominated and win awards; Academy apologizes for handling of situation

Sergio Uribarri, who is still in Israel, sentenced to 8 years in jail for misusing $8 million in funds while he was governor of Entre Ríos province; he decries 'injustice'

Remenants of missile, with the words 'for the children' painted on it in Russian, at scene of strike that hit crowd of mostly women and children trying to flee looming offensive

Resignation comes after Kantor was included in a list of 8 'oligarchs' sanctioned for ties to Putin regime; EJC to convene in coming days to decide future