How much chutzpah and racism does it take to call the police in order to sabotage someone else's tradition? Leave it to them

The Barcelona forward may have been at the heart of the diplomatic spat that led to Argentina canceling a friendly against Israel in Jerusalem. But back in 2011, Haaretz reported on the big debt the diminutive superstar owes to Dr. Diego Schwarzstein

As the war raged in Syria and cat lovers fled the city, he was left with 170 cats to feed and a new nickname

When Trump’s ambassador tells the U.S. media it’s biased towards the Palestinians and to shut up, he’s not even pretending to be diplomatic any more. But he’s hardly damaging a thriving peace process

Palestine Football Association chief Jibril Rajoub asked his Argentine counterpart to call off the game following 'political pressure' by the Israeli government

The news came just hours after Ethiopia lifted a state of emergency in what had been the biggest reform yet under new Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed

The sheer lack of cooperation by the six members of the Gulf Cooperation Council already has seen the U.S. limit some military exercises and send Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to the region

‘It’s not on the level’ was the mantra used to describe the prime minister, Ben Rhodes says in his new book, adding that Netanyahu's 2015 speech to Congress angered Democrats and helped Obama win the votes needed to preserve the Iranian nuclear deal