Documents 'prove beyond doubt' that the Allies knew about Hitler's extermination camps in the early years of World War II, two years before assumed until now.

While Iran has vowed to destroy the world's only Jewish state, the UN continues to minimize the Islamic Republic's nuclear threat.

Woman admits to unwittingly funding Iran critic kidnap plot.

The warning signs prompted a months-long federal investigation into River William Smith, who expressed interest in joining neo-Nazi paramilitary groups.

UN council ousts Iran from UN commission backing women.

Kyrie Irving took "responsibility" for promoting an antisemitic film and will donate $500,000 to combat hatred.

Cutting ties with rapper may cost the German sportwear company $246 million in losses this year.

The three physicists won the Wolf Prize in Israel, seen as a precursor to the Nobel.

'Today’s strikes were necessary to protect and defend U.S. personnel,' Central Command spokesman Col. Joe Buccino said in a statement.

Israel and Turkey will restore full diplomatic relations and dispatch ambassadors for the first time in years.

Abbas walked back the comments, but the Munich massacre and Holocaust revisionism are two of the biggest skeletons in his closet.

Does Tehran's shifting rhetoric reflect bluster or an imminent threat?

Zeldin escaped serious injury after a man apparently tried to stab the gubernatorial candidate.

Polls by Israeli media show Benjamin Netanyahu and his allies projected to gain seats in the Knesset, although it is unclear whether they would have enough to form a 61-seat majority.

The captured leader was an experienced bomb maker and operational facilitator, the coalition forces stated.

Giant of Israeli literature to be buried at Kibbutz Ein Carmel on Wednesday.

The attacker's racist, anti-immigrant and antisemitic beliefs included a desire to drive all people not of European descent from the U.S.

Iran confirms centrifuge workshop moved to underground site.

Israel has fired several missiles toward Syrian military positions near Damascus, causing material damage, Syria's military said Friday.

The criminal was previously convicted for his role as the ring-leader of a crew that committed armed robberies to raise funds for attacks on Jews and Israeli facilities in California.

As one of the few world leaders to speak regularly to both sides, Bennett provides a rare glimmer of hope for ending the war.

It's not clear when the launch took place, but announcement comes as Iran's nuclear negotiators return to Tehran for consultations.

'It’s been a huge challenge but with the grace of God we worked it out together to bring these precious souls into safety.'

'This just looks like it got interrupted, like something exploded.'

'The war has transformed the former comedian from a provincial politician with delusions of grandeur into a bona fide statesman.'

Will 'Fist of the Free' manage to compete with marquee entertainment traditionally aired during Ramadan?

Strawberry grown near Netanya weighing more than half a pound was recognized by Guinness World Records.

The updated definition removed a contentious reference to "Jew" as "discriminatory."

Surprise visit is first by an Israeli prime minister to Bahrain.

Mansour Abbas pans Amnesty International's accusations of "Israeli apartheid."

The 2,000-megawatt cable appears to have supplanted the joint EastMed gas pipeline.

Son of Holocaust survivors commended for 'leadership, determination, and especially for his willingness to assume great risks.'

Nowak has been involved in Polish-Jewish dialogue since the 1980s. 

'There should be no barrier in relation of the two Muslim nations of Iran and the Emirates,' Raisi said.

'Do I turn my back on people that live here because of politics? No, that’s not the way we were built.'

'The decision to label the products harms Israelis and Palestinians and is out of step with the government of Israel’s policy that is focused on improving the lives of Palestinians,' Israel's foreign ministry said.

'I have no words to express my happiness,' said the winner, who enjoyed the special day of pampering and hopes “to lead the people of Israel to beauty and goodness.”

'This whole time I thought that I was working for a health, medical organization,' the woman was quoted as telling the court regarding funds diverted to the PFLP.

'We will be prepared to execute operations that haven't been seen in the past, with means that weren't in our hands in the past, that will harm the heart of terror and its abilities,' said Gantz.

The woman was turned back — not by Israel or Egypt, which have imposed a 14-year blockade on the Gaza Strip — but because of a male guardianship law enacted by Hamas.