Netanyahu approves NIS 250 million project, part of larger effort to curb recent wave of attacks against Israelis

A settlement meant to provide ‘legal peace’ for WWII deportations, insults the heirs of those who were murdered

For more than a week, Moscow has resisted claims by US, UK, others that a bomb likely brought down aircraft, killing 224

Riyadh has executed at least 151 people this year, the most since 1995, The Guardian reports, citing watchdog Amnesty International

Ahead of new round of Vienna peace talks, Western powers see in strongman’s departure a precondition for peace

Hossam Bahgat, a leading investigative reporter and human rights advocate, accused of ‘compromising national security’

From Auschwitz to Canada, a son pays tribute to his Holocaust survivor parents, who endured so much over a century of living

35-year-old actor known for her comedic roles joined the tribe before her June marriage to Jewish producer Jacob Pechenik