Jerusalem could oppose International Criminal Court investigation through diplomacy and public opinion, by engaging with court, or by taking a middle path

Airlines began selling tickets after ministers approved wider opening of airport, but last-minute delay in cabinet vote has mired process in uncertainty

Dilapidated structures, left empty after the Holocaust, are sold for cheap, but owners must carry out costly restorations and maintenance

Poem rejected by the New Yorker in 1942 because 'many of our readers wouldn’t quite get it' is printed by the Times Literary Supplement

Final vote on Sunday's reopening of restaurants and other businesses is delayed until Saturday night; business owners say they're struggling to hire workers back from furlough

White House says spree is an 'active threat'; hackers exploit flaws in Microsoft Exchange, stealing email and infecting servers to let them take control remotely

Sacred city in cradle of civilization served region's peoples for thousands of years, but has gone largely unexplored; some experts believe its treasures could rival Egypt's Giza

Diplomat to meet Iranian officials as part of UN Security Council role; foreign minister Zarif says Tehran will soon present a 'constructive' plan of action