Israel

Palestinian terror cell indicted for American woman’s murder

Members of a Palestinian terror cell were indicted for the murder of an American tourist in a forest near Jerusalem.

Soldier’s story highlights plight facing gay would-be converts in Israel

Because there is no separation of state and religion, and the state religion is regulated by the Orthodox-controlled Chief Rabbinate, it is practically impossible for an openly gay person to convert to Judaism. One soldier’s story highlights the problem.

Leaked maps show gaps in Israeli-Palestinian negotiations

Newly leaked maps detailing Palestinian and Israeli negotiations over the West Bank show how close the two sides are on some issues — and how far apart they are on others.

Israeli commission’s flotilla report: Preaching to the choir?

Israeli court sentences Birthright assailant

Hezbollah candidate to form new Lebanese government

Israeli scientist wins prestigious cancer research prize

Excavation on Jerusalem tunnel sparks fears of violence

Leaked documents show Palestinian peace concessions

Op-Ed: What Obama should say about the Palestinians in the State of the Union

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