Between two mosques in Rahat, archaeologists uncover an opulent home with a finished basement that likely belonged to a wealthy landowner in the early Islamic Period

Fire burns inside silos as grain contents ferment under August sun; surviving southern block is more stable and not at risk of crumbling

An 80-year-old woman becomes the first Israeli to receive a spinal fusion operation -- which normally involves opening up the back -- via a tiny incision in the waist instead

Nadler, 75, pushed congressional offensive against Donald Trump; Carolyn Maloney, 76, is long time advocate for 9/11 survivors; two incumbents face each other due to redistricting

Barre Seid made huge injection of funds to Marble Freedom Trust, an organization credited with helping get conservative majority on Supreme Court

Kari Lake says Oklahoma State Senate candidate's military past impressed her, wasn't aware of his antisemitic comments

Fresh-from-retirement candidate Zehava Galon is seeking an ‘Israeli’ image for the party, while former IDF general Yair Golan touts a more ‘Zionist’ vision

Candidates vie for spots behind party chief Bezalel Smotrich, who is pushing to soften faction's hardline image and snag Yamina voters, though Otzma merger may upend list anyway

After High Court rejects appeal by Khalil Awawdeh, who's been fasting since March in protest of arrest without charge, physician who examined him says his condition now critical

Series of assaults and harassment on Brooklyn streets cause no serious injuries, as antisemitic crime remains high in New York City

State media says Abolfazl Alijani served as military adviser; death not believed related to recent Israeli strikes at Syrian army positions where Iran-backed fighters are based

Leaders of Egypt, UAE, Bahrain, Iraq and Jordan also to discuss Ukraine war-related energy and food crises, Cairo's dispute with Ethiopia over its mega-dam on the Blue Nile

State Department says Washington reviewing Tehran's comments on EU's 'final' draft proposal, as top IRGC official warns Iran is capable of striking Israel without nuclear weapons

Lau only started signing documents once coalition's reforms fell apart, according to religious rights group Itim; chief rabbi confirms faster pace but denies political motivations