Ed Mosberg, a veteran participant in the March of the Living, says he doesn't fear death: 'I already died 70 years ago when the Germans murdered my whole family not far from here'

Gavin Williamson denies he was behind disclosure; his replacement named as Penny Mordaunt, who will be Britain's first female defense chief

Netanyahu lauds Jewish people's ascension from the ashes to become 'a rising world power,' but warns of double threat posed by resurgent anti-Semitism and a belligerent Iran

Israel Democracy Institute's Arik Rudnitzky says nation-state law led many Arabs to stay away, also cites collapse of Joint List; others have pointed to Likud cameras as deterrent

Heinz-Christian Strache calls criticism over use of term 'quibbling' meant to distract from 'the mistaken policies of massive immigration'

Firefighters working to bring brushfire under control; officials say cause of the flames not yet known

New film 'Sardari's Enigma' portrays how Abdol Hossein Sardari issued passports with an archaic -- and false -- Persian-Aryan ethnicity. So why isn't he honored by Israel?

MK vows legislation to end attempts to 'reeducate the religious public' after Holon municipality compelled to allow mixed seating at Holocaust Remembrance Day ceremony