In helping birth modern Hebrew culture, she rejected purism and shaped a nation that might welcome strangeness

Rescue workers blame seasonal changes on thick, muddy water in Jerusalem dam that made swimming dangerous

Workers set to retain their jobs after threat of mass layoffs in 3 plants prompts intense negotiations

A rare interview with Islamist group leader Abu Mohammed al-Golani reveals the danger awaiting Syria’s non-Muslim groups after Assad falls

Study finds ‘search for meaning, identity’ a key driver of ‘unprecedented’ surge in jihadi women recruits

While Iraqi forces are repeatedly routed by jihadists, Kurds in northeast Syria are retaking towns and villages

Christians Des and Remeny Starritt hope to stir up support for Israel with a new Christians United for Israel branch office in London

As France readies ‘imposed peace’ push at UN, battery of foreign officials to hold meetings in Jerusalem, Ramallah