In a radical experiment, Shahar Feinstein Gavriel put children from Israel's wealthiest families and children of asylum seekers in the same classrooms, side by side. Did it work?

The poem, 'Minchat Yehudah,' which honored America's centennial, was written in Hebrew by Moses Aaron Schreiber

In a recent article by The Economist, the publication ranked Israel last among 15 OECD countries for proficiency in mathematics, and second last for reading comprehension

Ismail Tamizi lost his job in Israel after 38 years, and since then his small plot of land in the West Bank has been his whole world. Last month, settlers approached the plot and one of them shot Tamizi. The Israeli police are shifting responsibility to the army, while the army is passing it back to the police

Millions are expected to participate in funeral processions across the country for the late supreme leader, who was killed in an Israeli strike in February. From Tehran's Grand Mosalla, the coffin will move to Qom, to Shi'ite holy cities in Iraq and be laid to rest in Mashhad, Ali Khamenei's hometown

NY-10's likely congressman talks ending U.S. aid to Israel, Mayor Mamdani and why it's a 'risky time for humanity'

After his team beat Australia 4-2 on penalties and qualified for the World Cup's round of 16 for the first time, Egypt coach Hossam Hassan celebrated by brandishing a Palestinian flag and dedicating the historic win to the Palestinian people. 'May God grant them victory,' he said