Splendid fishhooks made of bone and stone net sinkers were used at Jordan River Dureijat to fish from 20,000 years ago – a time when trout still swam the waters of the paleo-lake Hula

Immigration authority director said he didn't find 'any special humanitarian reasons' to grant status to woman who was trafficked to Israel in 1991 and has an Israeli child

A new photography exhibition shows the women of a close-knit community wearing textiles they wove themselves, but great sadness hides behind their proud smiles

Overall in the pandemic, WHO reported 8,708,008 cases — 183,020 in the last 24 hours — with 461,715 deaths worldwide, with a daily increase of 4,743

The fabric can also be used in textiles for hospitals, protective equipment and clothing, and is conducting a pilot to see how it can be used in vehicles and public transport

According to local media reports, El-Khatib visited Israel by crossing from Jordan; court says she dealt with 'spies of the Israeli enemy'

'I try to convey a message of how the occupation impacts us, the violations we are subjected to,' Khadeeja Bisharat, a mother-of-three, says

Lawyers say reform will limit oversight and is intended to weaken associations that are critical of Erdogan's record on human rights