Aware that the day is not far off when there will be no Holocaust survivors around to tell their own stories, a new project trains their offspring to speak in their names

Britain's foreign secretary says Russian military invasion would be a 'massive strategic mistake' and would lead to 'severe' costs, as Russia continues to amass troops near its border with Ukraine

Israel's public security minister called the masked settlers who attacked human rights activists on Friday a 'terror organization,' but stated that it is 'very difficult' for police to arrest the perpetrators

The plea bargain in the tax evasion case will not require jail time and will enable Arye Dery, who is expected to stay on as Shas' chairman, to run for the Knesset again in the future

As threat of Russian invasion looms, top officials examine possibility of emergency evacuation for up to 75,000 Ukrainians thought to be eligible for Israeli citizenship under Law of Return

Though little has remained of the Islamic State, which once ruled a third of both Syria and Iraq, two major offensives that left scores dead put forces in both countries on high alert