Some 1,500 protesters in Tel Aviv called on the prime minister to resign, while dozens came to his official residence in Jerusalem to tell him: 'You'll never walk alone'

Unlike Ukraine, there's no suggestion U.S. president is seeking 'a favor' to release it

Toward the end of World War II a suicide wave swept the areas of Germany occupied by the Red Army. Florian Huber’s new book blames the influence of Nazi anti-Bolshevik propaganda and the mass rapes by Russian soldiers

The Arab Council for Regional Integration group held its first conference in London this week

'The attack on the oil fields in Saudi was stunning in the depth of its audaciousness,' General Kenneth McKenzie said. Netanyahu: Iran planning 'additional attacks'

From a high-tech millionaire to a Refusenik who spent three years in a Soviet jail, here are the likeliest contenders in Likud to take the crown from King Bibi

Abed al-Hakim Asi rejects his lawyer's attempts to plead reduced responsibility, tells prosecutors 'you're the terrorists, not us'

'It was a bit late, but we’ll forgive it,' says one of the many passengers thrilled to finally have public transportation on weekends. And it's free – at least for now