Bloc's top diplomat says Trump proposal 'created a certain momentum where there was nothing,' but talks must be based on 'existing internationally agreed parameters'

City official tells Reuters that project will cut travel times in East Jerusalem, but PA minister charges it 'cuts off Palestinian neighborhoods within the city from one another'

South Tel Aviv resident Sheffi Paz says she plastered stickers outside home of Justice Uzi Vogelman, who filed police complaint, but she denies it was intended to be threatening

Justice Neil Gorsuch, a conservative appointed by Trump, writes in majority decision that homosexuals, transgenders also protected by workplace discrimination laws

The need to get continent's tourism industry up and running again after coronavirus lockdowns is urgent, but leaders urge caution, as virus 'is still out there'

US secretary of state tells AJC forum that countering Beijing is a 'growing challenge to all free people'

Brandenburg official says 'important factual indications' indicate party branch in the state is 'striving against the free democratic order'

Even with a pandemic and a drop in Conservative movement affiliation, Shuly Rubin Schwartz is calmly and confidently facing her new role at her alma mater