In a 6-3 ruling, justices uphold decision by state's top court as Republicans tried to do away with judicial input on issues such as congressional districts, voter registration

Pew survey finds 87% of Israelis happy with their most important ally, though Biden not yet winning over as many Israelis as Trump and Obama did

Press statement backed by all 15 members of top UN panel, though US only signed on after language watered down to be less critical of Israel, diplomat says

Tom Nides says judicial reform was not PM's main objective when he returned to power; says Biden directed his senior aides to try and secure a Saudi normalization deal

US secretary of state tells foreign minister White House appreciates condemnations, but more must be done, according to Israeli official

Kremlin accuses Michael Brodsky of 'whitewashing' Ukrainian Nazi accomplices, as Jerusalem faces stark criticism from both Moscow and Kyiv

Several families have been living at the West Bank site since last week, along with some 30 young men studying there at a makeshift yeshiva, under the protection of the IDF

Moscow won't press charges against mercenary Wagner Group boss, who agreed to go into exile, but Putin hints at hounding him over financial activities

Dig sparked by claims of French Resistance veteran Edmond Reveil, who has said that 46 Nazi prisoners of war were shot dead in a wooded hillside in 1944

Military sources say no organized terror group involved in attempts; expert says projectiles aren't comparable to Hamas' early Kassam rockets