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Bicom has worked to put Israel’s case in the British media, including by taking small groups of journalists to the country.

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Over a thousand demonstrators are rallying tonight in Tel Aviv’s Habima Square against the ongoing war in Gaza. “The people ...

Tal Shoham, who spent 505 days in captivity, was one of dozens of hostages released from Gaza in February as part of a ...

Asa Fitch is a reporter covering the semiconductor companies in The Wall Street Journal’s San Francisco bureau, including Intel, Nvidia and Qualcomm.

If you find yourself scrolling through NYU Athletics’ rosters, you may stumble across a number of athletes who share the same ...

A herd of wild horses that traces its origins to the 14th century still roams the countryside in western Germany. The herd is known as the Dülmener Wildpferde in German, or the wild horses of Duelmen.

Stephen Kalin is a foreign correspondent for The Wall Street Journal based in the Middle East, where he has lived since 2009.