Rob Reiner offered a different model of fatherhood in his work: instead of violent power, restrained and humorous authority. His and his wife's double murder marks a return to the primal father – tyrannical and unhinged

At least six right-wing activists were detained during the protests, which saw demonstrators in Tel Aviv marking three years since the beginning of the judicial overhaul carried out by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government

Pundits on Israel's popular Friday night newscast 'debated' whether Angelina Jolie's visit to the Gaza-Egypt border was fueled by 'antisemitism or ignorance.' To them, no Gazan is innocent, and anyone she met was personally liable for the hostages' horrors

On the screen he brought the noble and upright Palestinian to the Israeli audience. Behind the camera Bakri, who died last week at 72, tried to show Palestinian pain and trauma – and paid a price for it

The longest and most expensive war in the country's history did not end on the battlefield, and it has left an open tab that will make significant charges on the state's budget for years to come

Christine Kuehn grew up in a typical American family and never suspected a thing. A letter from a stranger exposed dark secrets: Her grandfather had been a Nazi officer, her step-aunt had an affair with Goebbels and her grandmother's beauty salon was a front for gathering intelligence for the Japanese, in advance of the U.S. attack on Pearl Harbor

Twice in two months, settlers attacked the home of the Daramin family, bashing in the skulls of their animals, vandalizing their house and pepper-spraying their traumatized children

Videos circulating on social media showed multiple explosions across the Venezuelan capital. Soldiers and civilians have been killed in US airstrikes, Venezuelan Vice President Delcy Rodríguez says on state television