In 1941 nearly 34,000 Jews were gunned down by Nazis and local police in a Kiev ravine. Today, the former Soviet republic is opening up about its role in the Holocaust

In new video, president calls for greater communal involvement to build bridges inside and outside the Jewish state

A spiritual revival is bringing religious and nonreligious together, proving the city has room for everyone

Ultra-Orthodox grip on government over issues of religious freedom and equality rankles a clear majority of Israelis

Assault comes ahead of president’s meeting with world powers to secure money to rebuild war-torn country

At campaign events around the country, people are seen reading Dave Rich’s four-decade-long study on the Left’s wayward shift

Jeroen Oerlemans was accompanying teams clearing mines from areas liberated from jihadists when he was shot by a sniper

Long a key battleground, Democratic candidate could still take the presidency with Florida, North Carolina victories