Team Israel Is a Hit, but Barely Registers in Tel Aviv Although Team Israel has been a quirky success story in the World Baseball Classic, baseball has yet to catch on in the country.

New Israel Law Bars Foreign Critics From Entering the Country Israel’s Parliament has struck back at the international boycott movement against the country and its settlements in the West Bank by passing a law barring entry to foreigners who have publicly supported the movement.

Foreigners who support a boycott of Israel are now banned from entering the country Opponents of the law said such a ban would only bolster those who criticize Israel.

Immigration has a triple benefit for Asia’s ageing societies A third of Asians who have left their country have laid their hats somewhere else in Asia

Jewish-American pros look to boost baseball in Israel PETAH TIKVA, Israel (AP) — Israel has just one baseball-specific field, and most Israelis know little about the game. Yet the country has emerged as a potential spoiler in the upc

WSJ Asia: Celebrating 40 Years in Asia In September 1976, when WSJ first published its Asia edition, much of the region was an economic backwater. Four decades later, Asia is the vibrant heart of the global economy.

Israel's New Best Friends Given his recent muddling in U.S. nuclear talks with Iran and his stance on a two-state solution with Palestine, the re-election of Israel...