The seventh Israeli prisoner exchange in Gaza today was rich with symbolism, delivering powerful political messages.

A crowd cheered as masked militants brought two pale and dazed Israeli captives onto a rainy stage in front of cameras for ...

Grief means little. Rage matters even less. All that we have now are the cold, unfeeling facts: Kfir Bibas, the baby smiling ...

The New Jersey-based Nevut (“navigation” in Hebrew provides mental-health and other crucial services to heroes returning home and readjusting to civilian life.

Tests showed that Sinwar's blood didn't contain any traces of drugs but that he had consumed a significant amount of caffeine before he was killed in October.

Remains from Gaza identified as those of Israeli woman Shiri Bibas just hours ahead of next captive-prisoner exchange.