The Palestinian president is in Cairo to meet his Egyptian counterparts, says Trump's 'deal of the century' is finished and Palestinian issue is in grave crisis

A flotilla is expected to set off for the Atlantic in March according to Iran's naval deputy commander. The move is in response to the presence of U.S. aircraft carriers in the Gulf

The Centre for Islamic Understanding in Golders Green reportedly abandoned plan to honor Muslims who saved Jews during the Holocaust after some protesters marked the event’s links with Yad Vashem

Dov Khenin, who started the year by quitting the Knesset, tells Haaretz how he’d be a greater agent of change outside parliament

The Arkansas Times is challenging the state's 2017 anti-boycott law which requires contractors to pledge not to boycott Israel, claiming the law infringes on free speech

According to reports, soldiers threatened the Barghouti family they would be expelled to Jericho if they didn't turn their son in, weeks after Knesset advances bill to allow such expulsions despite legal and political objections

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Iran's plans for sending satellites into orbit demonstrate the country's defiance of a U.N. Security Council resolution

Fahima and Jihad Hirsheh, like many of their neighbors, are fighting for their right to cultivate their land on the other side of the West Bank separation barrier. As a consolation, they grow vegetables on their roof