For the 21st-century Israeli, Gaza City is almost an imaginary place. So near and yet so far. But this wasn’t always the case. These rare photos unveil the reality of Gaza's past

Israel's High Court of Justice upheld the military's use of a Palestinian-owned compound in Hebron, arguing that 'returning the land … would significantly harm the security of the Israeli population in the area'

Apart from a handful of Righteous Gentiles, many Ukrainians hunted down Jews, turned them over to the Nazis and even murdered them with their own hands

The Ukrainian president urgently needs a cease-fire, but Putin has little reason to agree to one when the humanitarian crisis his invasion is creating has become his main leverage over Kyiv

What is the worst that the Ukraine war can throw at Israel? A little inflation and some lost exports. But there might be some economic benefits too

From Brighton Beach to the East Village, the notion of a second Iron Curtain descending is shocking, so Ukrainian New Yorkers are canvassing for more military support from the West – when they’re not stressing about the fate of their families