Assessments that the Iranian force – and not necessarily Hezbollah – launched unmanned aircraft gaining momentum, Ynet reports

Worsening economy in dire need of funds as countries wary of pouring money into the country amid political instability

US-born, Israel-trained Dr. Kevin (Ilan) Tabb tells The Times of Israel how the hospital grappled with terrorism in Boston, and how victims and staffers are now trying to recover

Nine cars catch fire, possibly from nearby bonfires

In first remarks since Washington’s claims of sarin gas attacks in Syria, Obama says Assad’s use of weaponry would change ‘calculus’ of US military involvement

Some 20 investigators seen picking through debris outside UMass; suspects’ mother said added to federal terrorism database 18 months before attack

Since 2008, some 2,400 Palestinian homes and buildings were knocked down in Area C, displacing over 4,400 people, according to European body

A new opera, ‘Steal a Pencil for Me,’ sets to music an unexpected Holocaust love story