Americans
'I started feeling it was a good moment': American tourists return to Israel
After a long period when war, flight cancellations, and security concerns kept US tourists away, data point to a shift: More Americans are arriving in Israel, with signs of optimism on the ground.
Armando Bacot signs with Maccabi Tel Aviv. Kattash: 'We have been following him for a long time'
From Beirut to October 7, American victims of Iranian terrorism await justice that may never come
American journalist accuses Syrian chargé d'affaires to US of playing role in her 2016 abduction
WWII Jewish American spies’ gear found in Tyrolean glacier after missions in Nazi Europe
Historian Edith Hessenberger: "by now we are 100 percent sure that the objects belonged to the three men of Operation Greenup".
US State Dept. appoints official to handle case of US-Palestinian teen held in Israeli prison
Mohammed Ibrahim, jailed for stone-throwing since February, is set to meet the new State Department official next week amid calls for his release.
Dream Security raises $45m in secondary financing
The new round is led by a fund called 7GC, founded by Stefan Pols, head of the German office of the private equity fund KKR, and his American partner Jack Linney.
Ancient interbreeding secret: why Indigenous Americans carry a disease-fighting Denisovan gene
One in three people of mexican ancestry carries the variant, which reached modern humans via neanderthals.
Police detain two US students in Jerusalem over suspected security violation
Authorities have requested a five-day extension of their detention as the investigation continues.
US drinking plunges: Nearly half of Americans say they don’t drink
A majority, 53%, now say moderate drinking is bad for health, up from 28% in 2015.
US repatriates minor from Syrian displaced persons camp, reunites him with family
The State Department said on Tuesday that the United States repatriated a US citizen minor from a displaced persons camp in northeast Syria.
Americans’ support for Israel in Gaza plummets to record low, new Gallup poll finds
The proportion of Americans who say they approve of Israel’s war in Gaza has fallen to 32%, according to the poll, the lowest since the beginning of the war.
Syrian extremists executed American Druze who sought to aid his family
Saraya, a member of the Druze religious minority, was living in Oklahoma but had returned to the family home in Sweida to take care of his ill father.
US embassy in Israel resumes regular operations after lifting of restrictions
Although the directive requiring embassy personnel and their families to remain in protected areas has been lifted, travel restrictions remain in place.
