‘Chilling’ war-crime trial transcripts found in old locked trunk in Alaska are the featured lot in an upcoming auction of World War II relics

29 buildings through which many Jewish immigrants passed to house photo exhibition

As Ankara moves from reluctance to refusal and finally acceptance, world awaits details of new, specific aid

Eclectic mix for Rosh Hashanah includes a tale from Spain, a young girl’s empowerment, and divorce in the ultra-Orthodox community

After American aerial campaign hits Islamic State, other rebel factions begin to evacuate bases

Moderate direction coupled with tough talk on ‘Islamization’ helping French right-wing faction gain more support

PM’s brother-in-law calls for boycott of 50 shekel note featuring Shaul Tchernichovsky; others less fazed

Some fear that Istanbul’s refusal to allow Kurdish fighters to help brethren in Syria could kill peace process