Nazi hunter Efraim Zuroff supplied a list of 50 suspected war criminals decades ago, but successive governments keep classified the immigration documents that could implicate them

Dutch NGO KidsRights ranks Iceland, Switzerland and Finland as best for children's rights and Chad, Afghanistan and Sierra Leone as the worst, out of a total of 182 countries

Luxury fashion brand accused of cultural appropriation, with some taking further offense over the fact that scarf is in Israel's national colors

Joseph Cecil Vandevere also accused of posting anti-Semitic threat on Florida synagogue’s Facebook page accompanied by photo of 1915 lynching of a Jewish man

'Both religions teach peace,' says owner Ghufran Almusawi. 'Everybody is welcome. And if there are any items missing that they are looking for, we’re always willing to bring it in'

Tel Aviv-based company says decision to remove site was 'mistake,' reinstates it when 1st known case of police using new law to demand overseas firms censor content becomes public

University's former Jewish star player, who also played for Maccabi Tel Aviv, to replace legendary coach

Unseen collection comes out next spring; writer and scholar David Stromberg discusses the Nobel laureate's religious ambivalence, and why his liturgical Hebrew plea resonates today

Human rights group says at least 460 political prisoners are being held in penitentiaries on criminal charges related to protests against authoritarian President Lukashenko

As movie starts filming with 78-year-old Harrison Ford, leaked set photos show villains have some part to play in film expected to be set in 1960s, well after the Third Reich's end

Donors were all young people from poorer countries, while recipients claimed to be their relatives from countries including Israel, Japan and Germany

Defense official tells news site the Egyptian-mediated negotiations have not stopped, but have slowed down amid potential change of government in Jerusalem

Bulldozers, trucks and cranes enter the Strip to help rebuilding efforts following May's devastating 11 days of fighting with Israel

As Makran and Sahand appear to head for the Atlantic, some American officials worry they are carrying weapons for Venezuela; others expect them to turn back soon

The Kharg caught fire and sank in the Gulf of Oman this week, just off the coast of the Iranian port city of Jask; officials have offered no cause for the fire