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Starting on Sunday, France is holding a Peace Forum, a massive three-day international event that ends Tuesday and includes world leaders and civic society.

Abbas said the Palestinians were capable of facing “all liquidationist schemes and conspiracies that are being concocted against their national cause.”

Social democrats accused US Palestinian activist Linda Sarsour of antisemitism.

The cry relates to an event in the seventh century when Muslims massacred and expelled Jews from the town of Khaybar.

The Malibu Shalom Institute reported damages to its buildings by a fire that claimed the lives of 25 people.

“We held serious discussions. It’s a question of alternatives,” he said of the deal.

Bennett strongly criticized the transfer of $15m. to Gaza from Qatar, meant for humanitarian use and fuel, calling it mafia-style “protection money”.

The bill would prevent the president from choosing someone who is not a party leader to form a government.

The woman appeared to be a member of Femen, a radical feminist activist group that is based in Paris.

Netanyahu said in his claim the recording was an invasion of his privacy and, as Rozen was not taking part in the conversation, he had no right to record him.

Minister of the Interior and Shas Chairman Aryeh Deri launched a fierce attack against Lion's rival during a party meeting in Tel Aviv.

Millions in Middle East suffered in WWI, but region largely shrugs off centenary. A look at what happened in 1918 and after.

The court made the highly unusual move of allowing Akunis to present his own case, instead of having his ministry’s legal adviser do so, despite the latter’s staunch opposition.

Sarah Silverman set out to find out the answer on her show “I Love You, America.”

Israel was the only country outside the US that took part in a conference of NY Latino political leadership on the crisis in Puerto Rico.

Both US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin will also be in Paris.

Initially there was a scheduled meeting between the two men to formally meet in Paris, but then it was canceled.

Alongside the keynote addresses and panels will be a large exhibition showcasing an extensive array of innovative technologies designed by 170 Israeli companies.

New documentary ‘Restoring Tomorrow’ is not only about a Jewish community restoring its former glory; it’s also a director’s plea to the audience to become a force for change.

Musicals predicted to be top contenders leading into Oscar season.

Police provided screenshots of several conversations the suspect had with his victims.

"It is not only important for families to know how and to whom the medical experiments were carried out, it is important for everyone," MK Nurit Koren, the committee chairman said.

“We won’t be afraid, and no one should blame us,” the PA president said in reference to the anticipated decisions.

Some marchers in Warsaw chanted: "Away with the EU" but there was no sign of white supremacist banners visible at last year's march.

The award was presented to Scheinberg by Deputy Foreign Minister Tzipi Hotovely in the presence of Pastor John Hagee, head of an evangelical megachurch.

According to Minister of Culture and Sport Miri Regev, the amendment is needed because under the existing law the means that the Minister of Finance has to implement this provision are insufficient.

Readers of the Jerusalem Post have their say.

Palestinians along the border with Gaza began using kites attached to incendiary devices as a simple but devastating weapon.

The Jewish Orthodox victims, calling the riots a “pogrom,” also found others to blame, most notably David Dinkins.

When we as Jews or as a people experience such a shocking event, we are required not to seek reasons and justifications, but rather to internalize the event and change our lives.

Meanwhile, Shas chairman and Interior Minister Arye Deri caused controversy by seemingly referring to Berkowitz as “the devil” in a speech he gave last week.

Lawyers say their lives were at risk; PIBA says they came for work.

“I don’t have a solution for ISIS or Iran that wants to destroy us,” Netanyahu said.

17 rockets were fired at Israel's south, of which three were intercepted, during overnight hours and train stations in Sderot, Ofakim, Netivot and other Gaza border communities were closed on Monday.

What comes out of all of the debates over the last months is that many people want to talk tough, but no one wants a real conflict. Hamas knows that and also doesn’t want a conflict.

Israel is 70 years old, but in many domains the regulation of the relationship between religion and state predates independence.

Seventy years after their launch, Israel’s multiple airlifts and sealifts of distressed Jews defy modern immigration’s increasingly troubled course.

Apart from the beauty of the trail itself, the hike offers many surprises. The most beautiful among them is the Sefunim Cave.

A weekly selection of opinions and analyses from the Arab media around the world.

November 11 marks the centenary of the World War I armistice that ended fighting. The writer tells the story of her father, who fought in a Highland regiment.