Some 1,300 flights are expected to make their way to the Holy Land just in time for Passover, according to IAA stats.

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Senior fellow for Middle East and African Studies at the Council on Foreign Relations, Steven Cook joins Katy Tur to provide the latest on President Trump’s hostage negotiator breaking long-standing ...

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Israel has announced it is stopping the entry of all goods and supplies, including humanitarian aid, into Gaza. The move ...

Israel is ready to proceed with the second phase of the Gaza cease-fire dea — but only if Hamas releases more of its remaining hostages, Foreign Minister Gideon Saar said. Following the end of ...

Harvard Kennedy School Dean Jeremy M. Weinstein visited Israel and the West Bank over winter break to recruit Israeli and ...

Gazans could be left without drinking water after Israel cuts off electricity in a dispute with Hamas over hostage releases.