In a unprecedented retrospective exhibit, 92-year-old Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama's works take over the Tel Aviv Museum of Art. But her art, and life, run much deeper than her Instagram-friendly reputation

‘Kristallnacht’ is not only a woefully inadequate term to describe the November 1938 attacks on German Jews: It lends legitimacy to the Nazi propagandists who coined it

After over a year of restrictions, DJs from all over the world are flocking to perform for eager Israeli audiences. Producers celebrate the scene's revival, but strict coronavirus policies lead to clashes with an audience that espouses freedom

A six-panel comic illustrated by August Maria Froehlich first appeared as part of a January 1945 pamphlet entitled 'the bloody record of Nazi atrocities'

Eitan Biran survived a cable car accident that killed both parents. A second warrant issued by Italy against Israeli aide said to be tied to U.S. military contractor Blackwater

52 percent of adults polled did not know how many Jews died in the Holocaust and 22 percent couldn’t name a single concentration camp

Despite Israeli Health Ministry briefly taking down its website due to ‘technical problem’ on Tuesday, visitors can still skirt entry rules if they state they are fully vaccinated against COVID - without providing actual proof