Iraqi actress Enas Taleb sues UK magazine for defamation, as controversial piece renews discussion of body image, Western beauty standards in conservative societies

Companies will leverage each other's expertise to develop lunar oxygen production and liquefaction plant

Derech Emunah, described by founders as the first unauthorized settlement to be built by Haredim, was given backing by several MKs

Troop who killed Nathan Fitoussi said to recall yelling 'Stop or I shoot,' to no avail; IDF probing if Fitoussi was trying to help, thinking shots were fired at another suspect

Olaf Sholz was panned for not immediately calling out Palestinian leader, who accused Israel of committing multiple genocides as the two men stood side by side in Berlin

Successor Albanese demands apology from 'self-serving' Morrison, who insists he only took on five ministerial roles for use in 'extreme situations'

Meeting in Lviv to address a 'political solution to this conflict'; Ukraine accuses Russia of 'powerful' cyberattack as Russian ammunition storage blown up in Crimea

MK Matan Kahana stepped down as minister in May and ran the ministry as a deputy, but that status ran out this week, leaving interim director-general in charge

Actor apologizes for recent 'alarm and upset' caused by recent behavior in string of high-profile controversies

Ramallah would need Biden to forgo Security Council veto, though that would trigger a ban on funding the UN; PLO says DC mulling proposal, but State Department hints odds are low

Spokesperson confirms Sarah Muscroft has been relocated to another position and the decision is final; Israel had asked for her to be reinstated at Humanitarian Affairs office

Hired to give lessons to Nathan Fielder's fake family on the hit HBO series, Miriam Eskenasy, who came to the US via Romania and Israel, has a fascinating tale of her own

Senior house Republican, in former president's crosshairs since voting to impeach him after Capitol riot, falls to Harriet Hageman in latest sign of Trump's ability to control GOP

Razoni, loaded with 26,000 tons of corn shipped under deal meant to allow Kyiv to resume exports, identified at Tartus, where Russia has already sent stolen grain to feed key ally

Education Minister Shasha-Biton says negotiations going too slow, days after union head threatens to call strike for start of school year next month