Zelenskyy, in his address to Israeli lawmakers, made a number of claims about Ukraine and the Holocaust — but some of them are not quite accurate

Israel's serious COVID cases, however, remain stable

I was 37 when COVID broke out, but that was quite a few wrinkles ago. All around the world, people are complaining about feeling they have gotten older during COVID. Is that, too, part of the coronavirus’ little scheme?

There was a sense of relief in Ukraine's capital over the weekend, with the dread of an expected entrance of Russian armored columns now replaced by talk – premature, perhaps – of a shocking Ukrainian victory

Zelenskyy stated during a fiery live-stream to Israeli lawmakers on Sunday that Russia was using the 'language of the final solution'

In the 1920s, composer-lyricist Cole Porter started inserting Jewish-sounding motifs into his songs. Was his invented Jewishness part of the array of disguises he assumed in order to escape his sexual identity?

Among the oligarchs who were sanctioned over ties with Vladimir Putin following the war in Ukraine are a few billionaires who hold Israeli citizenship – or are eligible for it ■ If they now decide to make their home in Israel, they could change the balance of forces in the local economy

Bennett and Egypt's Sissi previously met in September in Sinai for the first time since the Israeli premier took office