Israel began removing metal detectors from entrances to a major Jerusalem shrine early Tuesday morning to defuse a crisis over the site that angered the Muslim world and triggered some of the worst Israeli-Palestinian clashes in years. Continue reading →

Tensions have escalated between the two countries since Israel installed metal detectors at entry points to Al-Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem. Continue reading →

The U.N. Security Council will meet Monday to discuss the bloodiest spate of Israeli-Palestinian violence for years, diplomats said. Continue reading →

Araba Quaye says an U.S. flag was also found missing, but church officials didn’t think it was worth reporting until the Israeli and Ghanaian flags were torched. Continue reading →

For the first time in decades, Israel closed the site after three Arab Israeli citizens opened fire from the holy compound with automatic weapons, killing two police officers before they were shot and killed. Continue reading →

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency’s initial decision – deeming the wines mislabelled – had led the Liquor Control Board of Ontario to ask vendors to stop selling and importing wines from the Psagot Winery and Shiloh Winery since their grapes were grown, fermented and processed in an area where the CFIA said the federal government doesn’t recognize Israel’s control. Continue reading →

A support rally gathered on Thursday to begin a letter-writing campaign that aims to help bring home Bissan Eid, a Canadian-Palestinian citizen stuck in Gaza since June 2016. Continue reading →

U.S. President Donald Trump has temporarily waived a law requiring the U.S. to move its embassy in Israel to Jerusalem. Continue reading →

Quebec’s premier says the province needs to take care of Bombardier because of its unique importance to the province. Continue reading →

U.S. President Donald Trump is seen posing with an Israeli politician who in 2015 was accused of selling drugs and prostitutes out of his casino. Continue reading →