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To coincide with International Women's Month exhibit highlights female-led movement against Iran, tells the story of 5 female protesters who stood up to the regime at the cost of their freedom and physical safety

Video shows CTU troops as they traverse through the narrow alleys of a densely populated urban area, closing in on Huwara attacker's hideout under heavy militant fire

PM's remarks come following backlash sparked by two Likud ministers who bashed reservist protesters; 'The task for all of us is to try to tamp down tensions and not inflame them,' he says

Officials say Jerusalem and Warsaw reached a breakthrough after three-year hiatus induced by pandemic and diplomatic crisis

Tom Cotton claims State Department 'funneling' U.S. taxpayer dollars to 'Netanyahu’s domestic opponents' and blasts Democrats for purported long-standing campaign to delegitimize conservative leader

Fiddler on the Roof actor and Golden Globe winner, who struggled with Alzheimer's disease in recent years, on his deathbed and 'in the presence of his loved ones'

'We feel that every step of this reform is going to hurt women and take women's rights back,' protester says on International Women's Day

Settlers parade through Palestinian town, site of their previous rampage, dancing with soldiers in celebration of Jewish holiday while some attack Palestinians and property

Citing a military source, the state news agency SANA reports material Aleppo airport put out of service but does not mention casualties; airport used to receive aid for victims of recent deadly earthquake

For a ruling coalition that relies on settlers pushing to tighten Israel's grip on the West Bank and ultra-Orthodox religious parties, the court is an enemy of democracy because it has too often overruled parliament