In her new research, historian Havi Dreifuss plays down some old myths and uncovers the gallantry of everyday Jews who suffered the Nazis’ barbarism

The Israeli trainer and his Qatari and Egyptian assistants throw a few bones, and the caged animal in Gaza surrenders

'They built a wall to stop suicide bombers,' Maher replied to Coulter citing Israel as a place where walls work. 'My gardener has never tried to blow me up!'

Baghdad's foreign ministry criticised the Turkish troops for opening fire and said it would summon Turkey's ambassador over the incident

PM refutes the group's leader recent comments on attack tunnels entering from Lebanon being obsolete, says the organization is 'embarrassed'

Col. Rami Harpaz had become leader of the air force prisoners after being taken captive. To pass the time they translated J.R.R. Tolkein's fantasy novel into Hebrew

Celebrated Dutch writer Arnon Grunberg had already embedded with troops in Iraq and Afghanistan, in a nursing home and in a psychiatric asylum. Nothing prepared him for his latest foray - to Dolev, the settlement where his sister has been living for over a decade

Prime Minister Hamdallah expected to step down, new cabinet to be announced less than a month before rival Palestinian factions set to meet in Moscow