Lawyers of Giora Praff Perry, who allegedly shot and killed his wife Esti Ahronovitz, say he suffered from PTSD, but police say there's no indication Perry was a psychiatric patient in the past

Historian Dina Porat explores the story of 'The Avengers,' some 50 young men and women who planned to poison bread loaves and water supplies distributed to German prisoners after WWII

Like the case of the so-called Hebron shooter, there is a deeper trend in play

The answer may lie in the streets of the Middle East

A patchwork quilt of governments and organizations are running the show in northern Syria where Turkey has asserted itself against the Kurds, while Russian-backed constitution talks in Geneva are going nowhere fast

The organization faces calls to investigate suspicions that tens of millions of dollars earmarked for Jerusalem have wound up being used to buy land and other property in occupied territory

Among those who did not welcome the wall’s fall were a few Jews serving in senior government positions, including superspy who operated a network of 4,000 spies

Prof. Sobel, in whose lab the new study was carried out, says he and his colleagues were surprised to find a female subject without olfactory bulbs