The Slovak fugitive, wanted in Italy for a string of 2010 thefts, traveled to a campsite near Milan to watch his national ice hockey team at the Winter Games — but was arrested instead and sent to prison

Trump set a 'next month' deadline for Iran talks as the USS Gerald R. Ford heads to the region, due in four weeks; he warned it will be 'very bad day for Iran' if talks fail; options include strikes on nuclear and missile sites, as Tehran marks 40 days of mourning

After clashes in southern Gaza, Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir held a situation assessment in Rafah, said there is 'no immunity for terror' and reaffirmed the goal of fully demilitarizing Gaza and disarming Hamas, as the IDF said it is monitoring the region and prepared on all fronts

Data released under a Freedom of Information request show thousands of service members also hold US, French and Russian citizenship, with some listing multiple foreign nationalities, including from Arab states

Tragedy followed tragedy for one of the world’s most famous families: two brothers assassinated five years apart, at least four relatives killed in plane crashes, others lost to drug overdoses — and that’s before the car accidents, ski crash and lobotomy, with some blaming an angry rabbi

As Trump again warns Iran’s leaders, the US is building up forces in the Middle East; the New York Times reports enhanced offensive and defensive capabilities in 11 countries, possible deployment of commandos and bombers on high alert — with a submarine potentially next

Arbel Yehoud speaks about her suicide attempts, her decision not to reveal the horrors of captivity until partner Ariel Cunio was freed, his collapse after their reunion, the letters that sustained them and why, after Romi Gonen’s interview, she says, 'I’m still a closed suitcase'

Nearly a year after a diver was killed by a shark near the Orot Rabin power plant, Israeli shark enthusiasts demand regulated access, arguing the predators are vital to the ecosystem and unfairly feared