Israel confirms death of its 12,500th coronavirus victim this week, as WHO says pandemic no longer a global health crisis but still poses danger

Iranian president describes 2-day trip to Syria, the first by Iranian head of state to Syria since 2010, as a 'turning point' in bilateral relations

The royals make appearance after luncheon that followed final rehearsal for Saturday morning coronation service at Westminster Abbey -- the first such celebration in 70 years

Despite fears of violence, hardline coalition has little maneuverability to move annual Jerusalem Day rally without losing right-wing bona fides

Defense firm's first foray into autonomous underwater vehicles uses sonar to gather intelligence and detect mines, with enough power to submerged for up to 4 weeks

Complex rescue operation with IDF's elite 669 unit takes five hours and includes employment of rope system, but effort proves insufficient in saving victim

Jake Sullivan says expanding Abraham Accords will be a focus 'over coming period,' insists US has no conditions for Netanyahu visit to White House, but invite remains elusive

Tensions between neighbors Baku and Tehran continue to escalate since January attack by gunman who stormed Azerbaijani embassy in Iran, killing diplomat and wounding guards

Ephraim Mirvis touts 'respectful, sensitive' way that royal office handled situation, including inviting him and his wife to spend the night at St. James's Palace

Ben Gvir vows to continue boycott of Knesset votes to protest decision to release remains of Palestinians killed while trying to attack an IDF post in March