'Appalled at the deliberate attack on remembrance,' memorial foundation says seven beeches were severed, of which one commemorated children killed at the Nazi camp

Many fear for safety if forced to return to war-torn homeland; Lebanon, undergoing one of worst economic meltdowns in modern history, plans to deport 15,000 refugees per month

Settlers seen clearing land on a hilltop, building crude stone walls and laying out pathways at new outpost dubbed Givat Netanel near Kiryat Arba in southern West Bank

Alam al-Ra'i, 42, held for firing at Israelis near Nablus in April; during probe Shin Bet finds he was part of cell that set off 2006 bomb that killed Staff Sgt. Osher Damari

Lt. Col. Safa Mohammed Izzeddin, of unit that coordinates with Palestinians, hit by car while crossing street in northern city of Maghar; driver detained for questioning

No Israeli or Palestinian casualties reported; IDF seizes vehicles used for 'domestic terrorism'; operation follows arrests of Jewish settlers trying to establish new outputs

Medics find man with multiple gunshot wounds, no vital signs; police open an investigation into latest incident of deadly violence in Arab community

British-American band, famed for their love-hungry 70s and 80s hits, will perform at Ra'anana's Amphi stage on September 29

Images from orbiting system reveal indications of GLASS-z13, a galaxy that existed 13.5 billion years ago, just 300 million years after Big Bang

Expert committee to consider declaring outbreak a Public Health Emergency of International Concern; 14,000 case worldwide so far, with over 7,000 in Europe

3 ultra-nationalist activists taken to hospital with light injuries; officers allow hundreds of squatters to stay overnight at several illegal encampments throughout West Bank

The film, now playing at New York’s Quad Cinema, is a dramatization of the true story of Sara Góralnik Shapiro, who disguised herself and worked for a family of Ukrainian farmers

State Department spokesman says Tehran dropped 'veil of neutrality' to support Ukraine invasion after Supreme Leader called for 'long-term cooperation' with Moscow

International team of researchers finds new way to determine how body heat changed over time by examining inner ears of 56 extinct species of mammal ancestors

One of the Hungarian capital's best-kept open secrets is Giero Pub, a small but charming basement venue with top-notch music - and a tragic family history marred by the Holocaust