A visit to the House for Rescuing Cats, a haven of kindness established by Irit Engel, reveals the struggles and the triumphs of animal activists in a country that still largely lacks compassion for its four-legged friends

Leifer, a former school principal accused of sexually abusing her students, is facing extradition to Australia; her case has been dragging on in Israeli courts for years

For the Jews barricaded in a synagogue in Halle, it made no difference if the shooter was a neo-Nazi or a soldier of the Caliphate. But for the left and right in Europe, the U.S. and Israel, Jewish bodies are political capital

Saudi national Ibrahim Hassan al-Asiri was thought to have been killed in a counter-terrorism operation in 2017, but his death couldn't be confirmed until now

Yad Vashem added three people to its Holocaust victims’ database after a German woman discovered that her grandfather was given their estate in Poland after they were sent to the Warsaw Ghetto

An effective war of attrition can enlist public opinion in Europe and the United States, and above all, stoke a mass protest in Turkey itself as its number of killed soldiers rises

Arab community leaders and police cite late arrivals to crime scenes, lack of cooperation in investigations as reasons for disparity

Hundreds of vehicles bearing black flags left the northern Arab town of Majdal Krum and the Shoket junction in the south, headed for the Prime Minister's Office