Exhibits at Warsaw’s POLIN, built on site of city’s former ghetto, will focus on vibrant communities before the Holocaust

Country seeks to return to routine after two separate domestic attacks leave soldiers dead

In Washington Post interview, ‘without naming names,’ defense minister batters the administration over Palestinian conflict, Iran talks and overall regional approach

James Foley was singled out as Islamic State prisoners suffered waterboardings and mock executions, NY Times reports

Country votes for first five-year parliament since toppling dictator, but residents not sure democracy is best path

Plants in parts of Israel withstood a nine-year simulation of climate change, according to a new study

Lured by a predator, three students are suspected of flying to Germany on their way to Syria to join the Islamic State

Maj-General Aharon Eksol says 2,000 policemen will be in capital at all times, promises to restore quiet