Nabeel Sawalhi and Nihad Owais suspected of weekend shooting attack on settlement's security vehicle; police launch small missiles at building during exchange of fire

Closure comes as millions of Iranians were expected to visit Shiite sites in neighboring country as part of annual pilgrimage; Iran, Kuwait urge citizens to avoid travel to Iraq

Once known as a voice of the political left linked to Rabin's legacy, singer reveals political shift with recent performances, for which he thanks right-wing minister Ayelet Shaked

Representatives of ruling party abstain in vote; PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis has denied knowledge of phone hacking in scandal that has shaken support for his government

20 bodies recovered so far; 48 survivors rescued when vessel went down in Mediterranean; lawmaker says stronger tools needed to bring ship to surface

Finance Ministry says 20-30 agorot will be shaved off cost per liter, bringing price to lowest in over a year; cut had been expected to be 30-40 agorot

Russian envoy accuses Washington of destroying and robbing country with 20-year occupation; US ambassador points to oppressive Kabul regime, its support for terror

At least 7 shells land in protected quarter housing gov't buildings and diplomatic missions, but unclear who authorized bombing; Shiite cleric's supporters occupy government palace

Game theory analysis finds big, vaccine-rich countries could protect citizens’ lives more effectively by dispatching spare doses to developing countries than by stockpiling them

Local authorities say Ukrainian counteroffensive aims to repulse Russians across the Dnipro River; top pro-Russian official shot dead in occupied city, Russian officials say

IDF extracts 5 civilians who entered northern West Bank city of Nablus without coordinating with authorities; clashes between IDF, Palestinian gunman in separate arrest operation

A yearslong legal dispute over the 250-year-old historic building and a set of ceremonial bells worth millions appears far from over

Locals only have theories about how a seemingly out-of-place icon in the remote town of Sitka got there, but one thing is certain: The beloved landmark spurs conversation

Moscow unhappy with early performance of advanced attack and stealth UAVs, reports Washington Post; delivery said marred by serious technical failures in early tests

Prisoners, older recruits in poor shape and lacking training, tapped for war by Moscow amid heavy losses, according to a senior US defense official