After rock group Mashrou' Leila cut from top festival for alleged blasphemy, activists and academics hold replacement event in Beirut titled 'Music is Always Louder'

Prosecutors say Negar Ghodskani established front company in Malaysia to illegally obtain restricted technology from US firms

Longtime congressman leads freshman lawmakers on Middle East trip, deals with BDS bills, speaks to AIPAC, and insists party doesn't have a problem when it comes to the Jewish state

As Israelis decamp overseas on summer trips, TV report says Blue and White, Labor putting up campaign billboards in Greece and Cyprus

Power supplier says issue resolved but widespread transport complications persist as hundreds of trains canceled

'I don't think it's nepotism,' US president has said of Eduardo Bolsonaro's appointment, which still needs approval of Brazil's senate

Jordanian minister had accused group of Israelis holding illegal service at site following anger among local social media users

Arrest warrant affidavit details how Patrick Crusius, 21, surrendered after attack, telling officers 'I'm the shooter'; later waived his right to silence and confessed

Amnesty UK calls on Anthony Joshua to speak out against Riyadh's 'abysmal human rights record' during title rematch against Andy Ruiz Jr.

Islamic body calls for Jerusalem mosques to shut Sunday in bid to boost attendance at Al-Aqsa as Jewish day of commemoration coincides with Muslim Eid al-Adha holiday