The cover of the first edition of the French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo since its staff were murderously attacked by Islamist gunmen last week shows a cartoon of the Prophet Mohammed crying and holding up a "Je suis Charlie" sign under the words: "All is forgiven". Worldwide sympathy and "Je Suis Charlie" solidarity rose up […]

In a surprising move Israel's state's attorney office selected Uri Korv to prosecute Ben-David and the other two accused. Korv is an intrepid attorney with a record of bringing heavy sentences to embattled high profile criminals.

A talk with a common Yosef, Tamar and Mohammed on the street. Israel's list of most common baby names has sparked controversy, so Haaretz has given a voice to people with the most popular names. By Ofra Edelman | Oct. 4, 2014 | 8:49 PM …

Na segunda-feira, o jornal "Haaretz" divulgou que a Autoridade de População e Migração de Israel tinha publicado uma lista que excluía os nomes árabes ou claramente muçulmanos entre os favoritos dos pais. O jornal de Tel Aviv descobriu que apesar de …

Mohammed Labead was jailed for 28 months by Norwich Crown Court for the attack on PC Lee Wilson which was captured on CCTV, pictured.

Mohammed Abu Khder, 16, who was kidnapped and found dead on Wednesday, is to be buried in east Jerusalem after the midday prayers, with tensions running high after two straight days of violence.

Mohammed Abdul Razzak, 16, was expected to do well but missed a mock exam and told his GP six times that he planned to commit suicide before he was found dead on the M60 motorway in Oldham, Greater Manchester.

Mohammed Ahmed Mohamed yesterday inflicted a bruising legal defeat on the Home Office – six months after disappearing from a mosque in West London.

Deposed Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi and 132 others, including members of Hamas and Hezbollah, will face trial for a prison break and murder of police officers during the 2011 uprising that ended the nearly three-decade regime of Hosni Mubarak.

Deux jours après la visite de Benjamin Netanyahu au Vatican, le roi Mohammed VI a adressé une lettre au pape François. Dans celle-ci, il a tenu à mettre en garde le souverain pontife contre les conséquences négatives d'un possible accord, unilatéral …