11 victims speak in court about how Tal, Oren and Alon Alexander - who maintain their innocence - exploited their luxury real estate business to rape and drug women

Sources say right-wing senator, who has yet to concede defeat, has left the country after missing a deadline to hand over his passports as part of a money laundering probe

Lina Attalah, founder of banned Mada Masr news site, fined $53,400 and detained until it's paid; conviction is for running without a license, though outlet has sought one for years

Satellite info has aided strikes by Houthis and Iraqi militias, according to intelligence firm and Saudi and Houthi sources; targets included crucial Saudi pipeline

Israelis in West Bank communities tell reporters they used to vote for PM, but soured on him after Oct. 7 attack, feel Smotrich, Ben Gvir 'won't let this happen'

The war, at the eight-month mark, has spiked gas prices and left voters frustrated, imperiling continued Republican control of Congress after Nov. 3 vote; Trump downplays concerns

Qatari FM says onus on Tehran to now 'demonstrate good faith', reopen Strait, stop threatening neighbors

Comment from member of Iran-backed group's political bureau comes after Egyptian parliament approved support for Mecca-pact partner, though no request has yet been made

London residents Nouman Essghir and Mohmed Ahmad Abdulkarim, both 24, accused of plot to attack RAF base used by US forces to strike Iran

After saying in September it would not boycott 2027 song contest, Dutch broadcaster NPO declares it won't join as Israeli participation 'elicits various reactions'

Political correspondent Tal Schneider discusses candidates' latest statements and voting trends in the Arab population

Amman does not say which groups it targeted, but says 'many members of terror group' killed and wounded; Damascus says at least 7 killed, including women and children

'Israel is on the verge of an abyss,' says one of tens of thousands of Israelis who spent thousands of dollars to return to Israel for the election; 'we need to bring back sanity'

Though right-wing candidate had said he would look to contest results, his Liberal Party says it accepts outcome after falling short in tight runoff election

While platforms like Polymarket and Kalshi are meant 'to aggregate the wisdom of the crowd,' professor warns that a few 'relatively large players' are 'putting up very large sums'

US president had no intention of hitting Iran again, despite his bluster. But as Tehran refuses to budge in negotiations, signs are pointing toward renewed fighting after the midterms

Newspaper says UN rapporteur made baseless, misleading and biased claims about its coverage in report to General Assembly on 'media in the time of genocide'