Army threatens to crack down on Morsi supporters who have been camping out in Cairo’s streets to protest president’s ouster

Egyptian army has been cracking down on terror activity in the peninsula since Morsi’s removal from power

Backstrokers Jonatan Kopelev and Guy Barnea to be the first two Israelis to swim together in a finals heat in the competition

In a state where Jews make up four percent of the population, eyebrows will not be raised if the next governor is Jewish

Former finance minister lashes out at his successor in wake of run-in that saw him ejected from a cabinet meeting

The exit of two Bank of Israel governor candidates means something’s wrong with Netanyahu’s decision-making skills

Jewish leaders in the Diaspora should refrain from giving Israel advice in public, especially during wartime and peace talks

‘Hezbollah’s secretary general tries to divert attention from his intervention in Syria,’ claims Saudi news site