Across Eastern Europe, collaborators with the Nazis, including perpetrators of the Holocaust, are celebrated as heroes, often for their fight against the Soviets

B’nai B’rith condemns Mohamed Tatai, who heads an interfaith group, over sermon in which he cited Islamic scripture stating Muslims will kill Jews on Judgement Day

European Council president warns there's no guarantee agreement to curb migration will work, and France, Austria rule themselves out of hosting migrant centers

In leaks from testimony, Sara Netanyahu, indicted for misuse of $100,000 in state funds to buy gourmet food, denies wrongdoing, says she runs an 'austerity regime'

One survivor bikes the entire 55 mile journey (89 kilometers) from death camp to a Jewish cultural center in Krakow

President says he has choice 'narrowed to about five' candidates, including two women; not planning to ask them about stance on abortion

The progressive state was no bastion of tolerance for its first 200 years. Even today, bigotry is on the rise at twice the national rate

The 10 teens were killed after the pre-military academy that organized the hike ignored warnings of possible flooding in the Dead Sea region