Warsaw rules out Holocaust restitution; prime minister says 'we were the most murdered victims here'

'Terror strikes us all without discrimination and without mercy and we will never surrender to it,' Reuven Rivlin says at home of victim Zaid al-Hamamda

A biographer of Winston Churchill, the Hungarian-born scholar lamented the erosion of 'civilization and culture of the past 500 years, European and Western'

First Shabbat since attack at Chabad synagogue is a mixture of somber reflection, grief, and a 'celebration of miracles'

Deploying USS Abraham Lincoln to vicinity of Iran, US National Security Adviser John Bolton says it came after 'a number of troubling and escalatory indications and warnings'

Pew poll finds American Jews split between backing Israel and liberal tendencies, while evangelicals overwhelmingly back administration's policies on Israel

Erdogan's AKP party complained of irregularities after losing control of Turkey's largest city for the first time in 25 years; new vote set for June 23

Both the country's PM and president-elect are Jewish, but Ukrainians continue to celebrate Nazi collaborators who battled Soviet rule