A Polish historian hopes the Amber Room, a Russian national treasure that went missing during World War II, is safe and sound inside a German army hide-out in Poland.

In shooters' hometown of Yatta, now encircled by Israeli army, relatives say relatives' assault on Tel Aviv's Sarona Market caught them by surprise; high Palestinian casualties in Hebron area since October may have influenced them, mayor says.

The withheld section of the 2002 report is central to a dispute over whether Americans should be able to sue the Saudi government, a key U.S. ally, for damages.

Religious, political leaders tout coexistence in town where Jews were expelled in progroms.

According to Channel 2, new scandal is said to be unrelated to other allegations against the prime minister.

Italy's Prime Minister Matteo Renzi says it's 'squalid' that the conservative newspaper Il Giornale published the Nazi leader's rambling tome.

Sigmar Gabriel said some AfD members opposed modern Germany's cosmopolitan and liberal values.

The famed rescuer of Jews had a wife, mistress and two children out of wedlock. Therein lie clues over whether Yad Vashem or the heir to his wife should own Schindler’s list.