Near Washington Square Park through November 24, a living memorial dedicated to a 2,000-year-old Jewish community is manned by a spitfire nonagenarian survivor

17 years after latest round of talks began on Red-Dead canal, Israel drags its feet, Jordan bans Israeli scientists from its side, and the iconic lake relentlessly contracts

Tehran says woman triggered an alarm last week at the entrance to the Natanz uranium enrichment plant

Public uproar led to cancellation of fundraising concert for medical support group Ezra Lemarpe, so thousands of Israelis took to crowdfunding site Charidy to show support

Labour leader dismisses comparison as 'nonsense'; British PM also inaccurately says rival 'sided with Putin' in poisoning scandal

Top nuclear inspector said to tell diplomats in closed meeting Tehran thwarting body's attempts to inspect warehouse where uranium particles were found

Pompeo urges international community to step up pressure after Tehran resumes enrichment; EU expresses 'deep concern' over cancellation of IAEA inspector's accreditation

Tehran's decision to reactivate the secret underground uranium enrichment facility is meant to pressure the US to repeal sanctions, but could potentially provoke an Israeli strike