Sokolov Press Prize laureate published numerous books on journalism and law and dealt extensively with human rights

Boris Nayfeld, who came to New York with other Jewish emigres, is at the end of a storied career of crime, and now worries about future prospects in the US

Sensor created by Jerusalem-based Lishtot can detect and alert users to water contamination in seconds, company says

Mother attacked school employee she believed was mistreating her son; teachers' union threatens further strikes over violence against educators

Army says one of the suspects captured but was apparently not armed, while troops search for the other around Itamar in the northern West Bank

Education minister says Polish bill seeking to criminalize statements on Polish complicity in Holocaust a 'shameful disregard of the truth'

Mateusz Morawiecki signals backing for bill criminalizing blaming Poles for Holocaust atrocities, amid escalating row with Israel

AfD rejects accusations of intolerance, saying they will play against anyone "regardless of nationality, religion and skin color"