Grenoble municipal council plans to scrap bathing suit code that bans the full-body covering critics see as example of creeping Islamism

Dozens join procession in West Bank city, reportedly including father of Palestinian terrorist who carried out deadly shooting attack on Tel Aviv's Dizengoff Street in April

New York Times reports that New York Solidarity Network highlights the growing split between left-leaning, younger Democrats and a centrist flank that has long supported Jerusalem

Decades after murdering snake trapper Yaakov Sela, a former friend, Harel Hershtik is behind a startup poised to make millions of dollars with backing of prominent public figures

Lt. Col. Mahmoud Kheir el-Din's criticism of the controversial 2018 law, weeks before his death, helps reignite government calls for action to amend legislation

Christian Lebanese Forces party, among Iranian proxy's most vocal critics, says it won at least 20 seats, making it largest Christian bloc in parliament

Minister calls on fellow lawmakers to not 'amuse themselves' with moves that violate the coalition agreement after Blue and White pledges to bring equality bill to committee debate

Military asks residents of those cities to enter bomb shelters as part of drill of what to do if country comes under attack

Suspect — a 22-year-old resident of Al-Bireh — found with suicide note in his possession; security forces arrest nine Palestinians in overnight West Bank raids

Event in Jerusalem will tackle stigma surrounding mental health and give much-needed guidance to people as pandemic has brought many challenges to the fore, say organizers

Medics say 43-year-old man suffers head injuries, hit with pepper spray, taken to hospital after being rescued by Border Police

After Buffalo shooting Twitch saysit removed livestream of massacre within two minutes of it going up, but clips from the video were still showing up on Twitter

Activists and observers say much work remains to counter sex abuse and the culture of silence in the ultra-Orthodox community and its media: 'I think the dust hasn't settled yet'

18-year-old suspect, who left behind a white supremacist manifesto, traveled 200 miles and carried out reconnaissance at store a day before deadly shooting