Ministry warns immunocompromised and elderly to watch out for symptoms of salmonella poisoning following mass recall of chocolate, ice cream and other snacks

Photos released by Russian police from the apparent scene of arrest show Nazi memorabilia next to copies of The Sims 3 video game, which critics say was mistaken for SIM cards

Military says dozens hurl stones, Molotov cocktails at forces in Aqabat Jabr refugee camp; 11 arrested overnight in raids across West Bank

No arrests made after suspects leave bag with 'unusual' weapons on northern border; security forces probing Hezbollah involvement

As Israeli, US national security advisers meet in Washington amid stalled Vienna negotiations, Tehran calls for return to talks and blames US

Servicemen lament military's heavy losses and Moscow's 'psychological warfare' as they battle back amid heavy shelling

Videos also include debriefings of the actor-producer within hours of gun discharge that resulted in the death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins

Calling his country's atomic weapons a 'symbol of national power,' Kim vows to continue to develop capabilities 'at the fastest pace'

Warning comes as US steps up aid to Ukraine and declares it wants to weaken Russia, with Foreign Minister Lavrov saying there is a 'real' danger of World War III breaking out

The longest-serving Republican senator, who died Saturday, used his Mormon faith to show himself a lifelong friend of Jews and Israel

Sci-fi drama explores story of infamous train filled with art, silver and other valuables stolen by Nazis from Hungarian Jews, then pillaged again by American forces after the war

Israel has a longstanding unofficial boycott of the antisemitic composer, who was a favorite of Hitler and whose music was played in Nazi concentration camps

Jewish readers upset that magazine, which normally elevates women's voices, would not do same for its faith coverage when there are so many women rabbis

In 'Before Evil,' out on April 26, author and historian Brandon Gauthier paints a picture of typical, if somewhat misfit, youths who enjoyed reading and were shy around girls

Itzik Saidyan, a former soldier with PTSD, set himself on fire to protest alleged neglect by authorities; now moved from burn unit to rehabilitation center